Arjen Bax wrote:
>
> There are some triolets in which the first note is dotted and the second
> is halved. How do I do this in M-Tx?
OK, I did figure out what you wanted. (I should have read a few lines
farther).
The new PMX can do this, albeit rather painfully. An example PMX input
file is appended. Here are the problems:
1. You need to insert negative space to compress the horizontal spacing
since the xtup occupies 2 counts rather than one.
2. The macro \newxnum#1#2 causes the next xtup to have printed number
#1, and it moves the printed number #2 notehead widths to the right.
3. You'll have to play with the meters, using blind meter changes, to
get this into your score. I suppose you would have to add 1 count to
the bar for each such alteration.
--Don Simons
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1 1 4 4 4 4 0 0
1 1 20 0
t
./
\\def\newxnum#1#2{\let\xnumt\xnum\
\\def\xnum##1##2##3{\roffset{#2}{\
\\xnumt{##1}{##2}{#1}}\
\\let\xnum\xnumt}}\
c24x4F d e a /
c24x4F d e a /
\newxnum3{-1}\ c24x4F X-1 d X-.5 e a /
c24x4F d e a /
c24x4F d e a /
c24x4F d e a /
