Bob Tennent <[email protected]> writes: > >|...and, anyway, I'd personally like there would be > >|a particular different notation for single-note > >|transposition with respect to ' and ` local octaviations. > > Not at all easy. ` ' and ! work by (locally) changing > \transpose: > > \if !\t@ruc \transpose\normaltranspose \C@Get \fi > \if '\t@ruc \advance\transpose\s@v@n \C@Get \fi > \if `\t@ruc \advance\transpose-\s@v@n \C@Get \fi > > What happens after that (\C@Get) is not available. What > you're asking for is a way to affect *just* the next note. > > Surely `p' and 'p` are easy enough to use and work in most > contexts.
I didn't know it was not easy. Then all right, 'p`, 'p! and \zcharnote in parenthesis will do the job. Thanks, Greetings Rodolfo ------------------------------- [email protected] mailing list If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
