Bernhard Lang wrote > I've got a problem with a lengthy PMX source which looks to me like being > a PMX problem due to the length of the file. ...
A reasonable guess, but off the mark. The good news is that it's all fixable without any reprogramming. In going over kyrie.pmx, I found two "improprieties" which when corrected seem to make everything work OK. The first is at line 516, where you had a type-3 TeX string followed on the same line by some PMX input. It's a no-no that unfortunately did not bother PMX, but really confused scor2prt. Type-3 TeX strings should never be followed by PMX input on the same line. Should I modify PMX to check for this? In this case it didn't matter to PMX. So I suspect there may be lots of existing sources out there that have never gone through scor2prt, and would no longer make it through PMX if I tightened up the rules. But of course the error message would guide the user to a quick fix. The other error was on line 1090 where you used "L15P8" without "%%" on the previous line. Again, not an error in the score. But after fixing the first problem, when processing one of the parts, PMX did catch this one. --Don Simons _______________________________________________ TeX-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://sunsite.dk/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
