In PMX version 2.82 I allegedly introduced voice-jumping postscript slurs.
They are supposed to allow a slur to jump from one voice to another within a
single staff. They are activated with the option 'x' immediately following
the slur index.
Here's a working example PMX code, TeX, and graphic:
Ap
g24 s1x g //
e25 e s1x /
% Bar count 1
\pnotes{4.00}\islurd0g\hl g\hl g\nextvoice\hu{'e}\tslur0e\hu e\en%
But the way I now have it coded, there's a problem if the slur starts in the
upper (2nd) voice and goes to the lower:
Ap
g24 g s1x //
e25 s1x e /
% Bar count 1
\pnotes{4.00}\hl g\islurd0g\hl g\nextvoice\tslur0{'e}\hu e\hu e\en%
Obviously things are getting confused since the starting location is to the
right of the ending location. And obviously I could work out a solution by
rearranging the order of the TeX commands. But can anyone (Stanislav?)
suggest a simple way to avoid the change in curvature, without changing the
order of the basic commands?
--Don Simons
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