2016-01-06 17:35 GMT+02:00 Raphaela <[email protected]>:
> How do I go about doing this without breaking anything? I would like
> the triolet number to be typeset in six-point font size rather than
> eight-point, and to that end I tried to define \sixit on the analogy
> of \eightit (i.e. \font\sixit=\fontid ti0600). This works, but
> subsequently redefining \txt in terms of \sixit (i.e.
> \def\txt{\sixit3}) causes problems with \triolet.
>
> Could someone please tell me where I'm going wrong? I append the
> contents of the test file I've been using and the error report from
> the log file.
> ==============================================================
> \input musixtex
>
> \font\sixit=\fontid ti0600
>
> \sixit The quick brown fox plays triplets
> \def\txt{\sixit 3}
You can't do this. \txt expects a character.
Instead:
\let\txtfont\sixit
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