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Changes from MusiXTeX 114 to 115:
replace the changed tex files to T.115. Includes musixbbm.tex, version from Hiroaki's beta3, dtd 11/19/210
replace musixper.tex to the fixed one, posted by David Fritzsche on 19 Oct. (version number may be T.60a, is this ok?) Used file emailed to DAS by J-P Coulon, 1/26/11,
MusiXTeX T.115
Hiroaki MORIMOTO <CQX05646(at)nifty.com>
<<<new features>>>
(1) all-new registers allocation routines, ready for
12<n<100 instruments
6<n<100 128th beams
6<n<100 256th beams
4<n<100 groups
12<n<100 font-based slurs (independent of the number of instruments)
6<n<100 octlines
6<n<100 trills (MusiXTeX trills only. MusicTeX's legacy "trilles" are
out of scope.)
with e-TeX.
Syntax-level 100% compatible with T.111-T.114.
Original (non e-) TeX can be used in case of partial extension.
All The default settings are exactly equal to T.111-T.114, with and without
musix[add|mad|bm|bbm].tex, individually.
default (musixtex.tex)
6 voices/128th beams/slurs(font-based)/trills/octave lines
3 chor groups
0 256th beams
(musixadd.tex)
9 voices/slurs(font-based)
4 chor groups
6 128th beams/trills/octave lines
0 256th beams
(musixmad.tex)
12 voices/slurs(font-based)
4 chor groups
6 128th beams/trills/octave lines
0 256th beams
(musixbm.tex)
No function since T.111; just for compatibility with old source files.
(musixbbm.tex)
6 256th beams
(2) \smalltrebleoct, \smalltreclelowoct, \smallbassoct, \smallbasslowoct
<<<changed features>>>
(1) In case of use with M-Tx, users can change the font format of
instrument names dinamically by redefining \mtxInstrfont in filename.mod.
(for example, writing \def\mtxInstrfont{\relax} in foo.mod.)
<<<bug fixes>>>
(1) If you load musixper.tex and musixdia.tex is not yet loaded then
the catcode of @ will not be reset correctly, because musixdia will
overwrite the definition of \catcodeat. (reported by David Fritzsche)
(2) Other internal macros.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<<<change lists>>>
<<<changes of public macros>>>
\maxinstruments
Separate from the number of slurs.
It is defined with \chardef and now a kind of internal values.
Read-accecible anywhere; but it should not be set directly by a user.
See below for the number of other items.
\mxversion
The expanded string of version string elements.
See also \mxvernumber and \mxversuffix.
\setname
Using \def instead of \edef. This allows users to change the font
format of instrument names dynamically by redefining \mtxInstrfont
in filename.mod in case of use with M-Tx.
\resetlayout
\resetclefsymbols
Let them compatible to >12 instruments.
<<<new public macros>>>
\mxvernumber
Major version number of the MusiXTeX kernel. (make it possible to use
\ifnum)
\mxversuffix
Suffix of the version. "-beta1", etc. Optional; it must be empty
in case of completed version.
\setmaxinstruments#1
\setmaxcxxviiibeams#1
\setmaxcclvibeams#1
\setmaxgroups#1
\setmaxslurs#1
\setmaxtrills#1
\setmaxoctlines#1
set the available numbers of the elements to #1 and allocate
corresponding registers required.
\maxcxxviiibeams
\maxcclvibeams
\maxgroups
\maxslurs
\maxtrilles
\maxtrills
\maxoctlines
They are now dynamically defined by \chardef and now a kind of internal
values.
Read-accecible anywhere; but they should not be set directly by a user.
\smalltrebleoct
\smalltreclelowoct
\smallbassoct
\smallbasslowoct
Reqested by Hermann Hinsch. (beta4)
<<<changes of internal macros>>>
\test@num@slur
\test@num@beam
\s@l@ctslur
\s@l@ctbeam
Let them be independent from each other.
\z@suspend
The change in cutslur section; to make the number of slurs independent
from the number of instruments.
Note: some other extension packages which overrides this macro will
confuse the internal status of linen-breaking font-based slurs.
<<<new internal macros>>>
\noexpand@newcount
\noexpand@newdimen
\noexpand@newskip
\noexpand@newtoks
\new... for usage inside the loop, for plain TeX.
\roman@c@
A shortcut.
\@oldmaxinstruments
\@oldmaxcxxviiibeams
\@oldmaxcclvibeams
\@oldmaxgroups
\@oldmaxslurs
\@oldmaxtrills
\@oldmaxoctlines
Individual element numbers in previous allocation; set by \chardef.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<<<basic usage>>>
Completely the same of ver T.114-T.103. It goes on original TeX.
\input musixtex
\input musixmad
...
\input musixlyr
\input musixps <- this is optional
...
Note that you can use musixps.tex (by Stanislav Kneifl) at your option,
without any problem. You can get the benefit of the increase of voices,
beams, groups, octave lines, trills.
<<<advanced usages (sometimes requires e-TeX, dependent on the numbers)>>>
(a) without using musixadd/musixmad (recommended)
----
\input musixtex
\setmaxinstruments{12}
\setmaxgroups{4}
\setmaxslurs{12}
...
----
This example is equivalent to musixmad.tex.
(b) with musixadd/musixmad
----
\input musixtex
\input musixmad
\setmaxgroups{6}
\setmaxslurs{24}
...
----
From this version T.115, the maximum number of slurs becomes independent
of the maximum number of instruments.
(c) with musixps.tex by S. Kneifl, efficient usage for TeX's main memory
----
\input musixtex
\setmaxinstruments{12}
\setmaxgroups{4}
\input musixlyr
\input musixps
...
----
Note that there is no need to write \setmaxslurs{12}, because musixps.tex
0.92a requires pre-allocated registers for font-based slur ID 0-5
(internally i-vi) only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<<<History of T.115-beta from T.114>>>
[beta1: 2010/05/05] private test version, not published.
Drastic change from T.114.
_readme_T115-beta1.txt : this file
musixtex.tex : T.115 kernel
musixadd.tex : changed version for T.115
musixmad.tex : changed version for T.115
musixbm.tex : changed version for T.115
musixbbm.tex : changed version for T.115
musixper.tex : changed version for T.115
[beta2: 2010/06/24]
musixtex.tex
Additions:
* error message for n>maxinstruments to \s@l@ctinstr, to avoid
the strange error message invoked at \startpiece.
* error message for n>100 to \setmax...{n}.
Fixes:
* \C@acc: adding \expandafter before \@Ti.
\@Ti (dynamically let to other instances) can't take any arguments
since T.109 due to \check@staff.
This is not a bug, however, it is more appropriate to close
\check@staff-\fi conditional clause before encountering \@Ti.
This fix make it compatible with T.107 and T.108, and MusixExp (need to
modify), without any harm.
Others:
Some old codes are deleted.
_readme_T115-beta2.txt
Others:
* Typo corrections.
[beta3: 2010/06/27]
musixbbm.tex
Fixes:
* musixbbm does not work.
[beta4: 2011/01/01]
musixper.tex
Fixes:
* If you load musixper.tex and musixdia.tex is not yet loaded then
the catcode of @ will not be reset correctly, because musixdia will
overwrite the definition of \catcodeat. (reported by David Fritzsche)
musixtex.tex
Additions:
\smalltrebleoct, \smalltreblelowoct, \smallbassoct, \smallbasslowoct
(requested by Hermann Hinsch)
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