Dear Don,

"Don Simons" wrote:
>I think our wires got crossed. You seem to be referring to your 2nd posting on 
>4/29,
>which did have an example with 3 systems, and which seems to correspond to
>one of the two pdf's you just posted . However, I had not analyzed that one at 
>all,
>but rather was only looking at and commenting on the 3rd example file in your
>3rd posting on 4/29, which had 5 systems and 3 \spread's.

Oh, sorry, I don't know, how I got that one messed up. I was quite sure I was 
copying straight out of the file which I just before ran...

"Don Simons" wrote:
>There's a fundamental, very important distinction between these two cases:
>if there are too few staves in total on a page, PMX by default will group them 
>near
>the top and leave a wider space at the bottom,
>but otherwise spread them out more or less equally vertically.
[...]
>when you used Ae in the code you posted for the 3-system example,
>curiously it did spread the systems a bit but not equally over the whole page 
>height.

So do I get you right that Ae does not only make the space between the systems 
equal, but also tries to spread the systems equally over the page, i.e. tries 
to fill the whole page (if some threshold, how full the page has to be, is 
passed)?

"Don Simons" wrote:
I am curious how you managed to adjust the inter-system spacing in the two 
first-category examples you most recently posted. DerTag_wide seems to 
correspond with the 3-system code you posted on 4/29, but as I tried to explain 
above, that behavior of Ae is not as expected and not something I ever planned 
for. However, when I remove Ae, the spacing comes out narrower than in 
DerTag_close, so the only way I can think of offhand to get your spacing there 
is to remove Ae and use \spread. Could you post the PMX files?

DerTag_close has been created with the following code:
===========================================================
2
2
6
4
6
4
1
+1

0
3
20
0


tt
./

Tc
Clement Cotterill Scholefield, 1874
Tt
Der Tag, mein Gott, ist nun vergangen\\
Ae
Ki1+14+1
\\nobarnumbers\

% Bar 1
\spread{-20}\
d43 | g22 g43 d23 d4 /
d44 D"c.f." | ( b44 c4 ) b4 ( d4 b4 ) a4 /

% Bar 2
e43 a42 c4 d4 d4 oc e4 /
( g44 a4 ) e44 g4 f4 oc e4 /

% Bar 3
\spread{-20}\
f43 g4 f4 e2 e4 /
d24 d4 ( g4 a4 ) b4 /

% Bar 4
a22 a4 d23 oc f4 /
a24 g4 f2 oc d4 /

% Bar 5
g23 g4 d2 d4 /
( b44 c4 ) b4 ( d4 b4 ) a4 /

% Bar 6
\spread{-20}\
e43 a42 c4 d4 d4 oc c4 /
( g44 a4 ) e44 g4 f4 oc e4 /

% Bar 7
b22 d4 e4 b42 c4 /
( d44 e4 ) f4 ( g4 b4 ) a4 /

% Ending bar
m5400
c43 a4 d4 g22 /
( e44 g4 ) f4 g2 /

===========================================================

DerTag_wide has been created with the same code, but the \spread commands 
commented out, Ae is active in both:
===========================================================
2
2
6
4
6
4
1
+1

0
3
20
0


tt
./

Tc
Clement Cotterill Scholefield, 1874
Tt
Der Tag, mein Gott, ist nun vergangen\\
Ae
Ki1+14+1
\\nobarnumbers\

% Bar 1
%\spread{-20}\
d43 | g22 g43 d23 d4 /
d44 D"c.f." | ( b44 c4 ) b4 ( d4 b4 ) a4 /

% Bar 2
e43 a42 c4 d4 d4 oc e4 /
( g44 a4 ) e44 g4 f4 oc e4 /

% Bar 3
%\spread{-20}\
f43 g4 f4 e2 e4 /
d24 d4 ( g4 a4 ) b4 /

% Bar 4
a22 a4 d23 oc f4 /
a24 g4 f2 oc d4 /

% Bar 5
g23 g4 d2 d4 /
( b44 c4 ) b4 ( d4 b4 ) a4 /

% Bar 6
%\spread{-20}\
e43 a42 c4 d4 d4 oc c4 /
( g44 a4 ) e44 g4 f4 oc e4 /

% Bar 7
b22 d4 e4 b42 c4 /
( d44 e4 ) f4 ( g4 b4 ) a4 /

% Ending bar
m5400
c43 a4 d4 g22 /
( e44 g4 ) f4 g2 /

==================================================

Matthias
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