this is 4.3.50 from Dec 29 2006

CHANGELOG

@@ -1,3 +1,31 @@
+
+VERSION "4.3.50"  Nov 20 2006
+
+fixes to after ornament spacing
+added -staff-line-thickness option
+fix to certain slurs
+
+VERSION "4.3.49"  Oct 20 2006
+
+fixes to highlighting, -listfonts option fixed converting x after dotted
+note in midi and piano music
+Fixed missing time sig in second staff line
+
+VERSION "4.3.48"  Oct 6 2006
+
+many little fixes to compile in Visual Studio C++ 2005
+changes to nmidi.
+Old Mac preX and old windows stuff removed
+
+VERSION "4.3.47"  Sept 6 2006
+
+fix for single line music and 5 or 4 line in staff   tablature
+fixed "v" marks for non italian music, when used between barlines.  Sept 03 06
+
+VERSION "4.3.46"
+
+added $left_margin (set in points) and -guitar (to do music on one staff)
+
 VERSION "4.3.45"  July 11 2006
 
 Added inverted italian 3 flag note

Makefile

@@ -104,11 +104,11 @@ MISC = README blute.mf blute9.mf blute8.mf blute85.mf \
 	ptmbi.tfm    ptmr.tfm     ptmri.tfm    ptmrre.tfm \
 	pzcmi.tfm \
 	mk_font_local mk_test mk_300 mk_600 mk_1200 mk_2400 \
-	sample.tab demo.tab t.tab AboutTab.txt mac.cc mkdep \
+	sample.tab demo.tab c.tab t.tab AboutTab.txt mac.cc mkdep \
 	version.pl makedepend CHANGELOG \
 	midi-docs/midi-dump.c midi-docs/Makefile
 
-DISTFILE = lute_tab4.3.45.tar
+DISTFILE = lute_tab4.3.50.tar
 
 distrib:	 ${DISTFILE}
 
@@ -124,6 +124,7 @@ ${DISTFILE}:	 \
 	tar cvf ${DISTFILE} \
 	Makefile \
 	t.tab \
+	c.tab \
 	${HEADERS} \
 	${SOURCES} main.cc ${MISC}
 
@@ -193,13 +194,17 @@ Palatino-BoldItalic.tfm:	/usr/lib/tex/fonts/tfm/Palatino-BoldItalic.tfm
 	cp /usr/lib/tex/fonts/tfm/Palatino-BoldItalic.tfm .
 
 win:	${HEADERS} ${SOURCES} main.cc c.tab sample.tab
+	mkdir win
 	rm -rf win/*
 	cp ${HEADERS} ${SOURCES} main.cc win
 	cp c.tab sample.tab README AboutTab.txt win
 
 	for f in win/*.cc ;do \
 	 ff=`echo $$f| awk '{print substr($$0, 1, index($$0, ".")-1)}'`; \
-	 mv $$f $$ff.cpp; \
+	 echo '#include "stdafx.h"' > $$ff.cpp; \
+	 echo '#include <io.h>' >> $$ff.cpp; \
+	 echo '#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_DEPRECATE' >> $$ff.cpp; \
+	 cat $$f >>  $$ff.cpp; rm $$f; \
 	done
 
 	cp blute[6789].300pk win
@@ -212,7 +217,7 @@ win:	${HEADERS} ${SOURCES} main.cc c.tab sample.tab
 	cp lute[6789].600pk win
 	cp cmr1[02].tfm cmti1[02].tfm win
 	cp pncb.tfm pncbi.tfm pncr.tfm pncri.tfm psyr.tfm ptmr.tfm win
-	cp tab.rsrc.bin win
+#	cp tab.rsrc.bin win
 
 version:
 	./version.pl

README

@@ -76,6 +76,7 @@ Options:
     -C prints every fifth measure number below the staff.
     -CC prints every measure number below the staff.
     -c prints measure numbers only at the start of a line
+    -compressStaff sets interspace to 9.0 pt and m_space to 0.068 which makes things tighter
     -dvi output in dvi format to out.dvi
     -pdf generate pdf output to out.pdf
 	WARNING! - this is under development and does not work.  If you
@@ -94,6 +95,7 @@ Options:
     -fontpath  <path> sets font directory to path
     -G prints a copyright notice at the bottom of the page
        useful if you have the right name.....
+    -guitar printe manuscript on a single guitar staff
     -h converts french tab to italian tab automatically!
     -H does the same, but for 7 course tablature
 	the second -h or -H unsets the conversion
@@ -117,9 +119,11 @@ Options:
 	   of mm, in or pt.  The default is "6.5 in". The double
 	   quotes are mandatory.
 	-l reset resets the line length to the previous length.
+    -staff_line_thickness "x.x in"    sets the thickness of the staff line
     -listfonts  lists the PostScsript fonts, with short name
      	that you specify in the $titlefont= command and the
-	long name that must be on your printer.
+	long name that must be on your printer. This lists the
+        font names that are built in to tab.
     -longbar with music draws bar lines between tablature and staff
     -m print out the piano version of the tablature. This is kind of basic!
     -midi sends a midi file to standard output.  Be sure to say -midi
@@ -177,7 +181,7 @@ Options:
     -t prints the notes on the line and does nothing else
     -v prints the intermediate language to the screen
     -V gives the version and date
-	-x notes on the line, thin flags, standard characters
+    -x notes on the line, thin flags, standard characters
 	   italian numers and italian notes.
     -wide in ascii mode prints 132 characters wide.
     -X supresses note expansion for debugging
@@ -268,6 +272,7 @@ L		- longa
 I filename	- include filename
 i		- indent a bit (used at the beginning of a line
 	          that doesn't start with a bar)
+j		- the same as i but less padding when the line is justified
  .		- after a number, dot the value of the flag
  !		- after a number or b - don't print flag but use its value
 		  for spacing - for replicating manuscripts.
@@ -305,12 +310,14 @@ t 		- first note of a triplet, followed by the
 	 	  if there were lines - eg. t3 a,x b, xb,
 		  this places a 3 above the second note.
 	        - a t before a barline is a tie across the barline
+v               - a mark above and below the staff, indicating a line break in the
+                  original ms.  It can also follow a b or B.
 V " 2.2 in"	- vertical skip
 x		- more notes in same grid
 Y		- fermata
 y		- another fermata
 		  a Yb or yb draws a fermata above a barline
-	          Y. YW YB also work
+	          Y. YW Yw YB also work
 $		- used to set these values. This flag must be 
 		  outside of the systems to work.  A $flag in a system
 		  is ignored.
@@ -369,6 +376,7 @@ $		- used to set these values. This flag must be
 						not look good.
 		  $scribe="scribe"		Adds a name after the copyright 
 						(the -G flag)
+    		  $left_margin=nn               sets the left margin in 1/72 inch (points)
 
 the following characters have special significance as the
 second letter on a line - in most cases, if not needed
@@ -442,14 +450,15 @@ of tablature, as the second to tenth character.
 			  bass note. line starts beside character above U
 			  With PostSCript output this is a curved line like a slur
 	X		- ends the underline
-	[ ]		- horizontal underline with a curve to it
+	[ ]		- horizontal underline with a curve to it, a slur
 			- a ]v (a v after the ] ) draws an upside down slur
-	( )		- another horizontal underline, so you can use two.
+                        - a ]w (a w after the ] ) draws a wavy up-down slur
+	( )		- a straight horizontal underline, so you can use two.
 			  the slope is determined by the position of
   			  the beginning and end parenthesis.
 			  you can use the & to start a line beside a note.
 	{ }		- a horizontal underline with no curve to it
-			  the above two must end on th eline they start on!
+			  the above two must end on the same line they start on!
 	/		- a slash for a bourdon if used on bottom line
 			  otherwise a light slash
 	//		- two slashes
@@ -503,7 +512,7 @@ the following are currently working:
 			\[ is [, \] is ]
 			\{ is {, \} is }
 			] is a tie between letters
-			\wt is a tie between letters
+			\wt is a tie between letters (May not work now)
 			@ is a ~ with dots for repeat
 			| as the last letter buts the word against 
 			  the next word

args.cc

@@ -18,7 +18,6 @@
  */
 
 #include "tab.h"
-#include <setjmp.h>
 #include "system.h"
 #include "tree.h"
 
@@ -31,7 +30,6 @@ void set_ps_size(int num, int size);
 void set_ps_font(int num, char * name);
 void ps_text_tfm(struct file_info *f, int fontnum);
 extern char flag_to_staff[];
-extern jmp_buf m_env;
 extern int title_font, text_font;
 char *get_real_name(const char *short_name, int dump);
 int setflag(file_info *f, char * string, pass pass);
@@ -395,6 +393,17 @@ void set_amidi_patch(const char *value, struct file_info *f)
 {
         f->midi_patch = atoi(value);
 }
+void set_guitar(const char *value, struct file_info *f)
+{
+        f->m_flags |= GUIT;
+	f->flags |= MANUSCRIPT;
+}
+
+void set_line_thickness(const char *value, struct file_info *f)
+{
+  strncpy(staff_height, value, 20);
+}
+
 void args(int argc, char ** argv, struct file_info *f)
 {
     char *aa=0;
@@ -494,6 +503,8 @@ void args(int argc, char ** argv, struct file_info *f)
       {"milan", (void*)set_milan},
       {"nmidi", (void*)set_nmidi},
       {"midi-patch", (void*)set_amidi_patch},
+      {"guitar", (void*)set_guitar},
+      {"staff-line-thickness", (void*)set_line_thickness},
       {0, 0}
     };
 
@@ -541,6 +552,9 @@ void args(int argc, char ** argv, struct file_info *f)
 	    case 'm':
 	      if (strncmp(argv[0], "midi-patch", 10 )) 
 		break;
+	    case 's':
+	      if (strncmp(argv[0], "staff-line-thickness", 18 )) 
+		break;
 	    case 'l':
 	    case 'o':
 	      *argv++;

buffer.cc

@@ -54,10 +54,11 @@ char * buffer::GetLine(char *buf, int buflen)
 	if (buf[0] == 'e')
 	  dbg0(Warning, 
 	       "tab: buffer: file ends with no trailing newline\n");
-	else
-	  dbg1(Warning, "buffer: GetLine EOF at end of line %d\n", 
+	else {
+	  dbg1(Error, "buffer: GetLine EOF at end of line %d\n", 
 	       (void *)((int)*buf & 0xff)); 
                                 /* *buf suggestion of insight */
+	}
       }
       else {
 	dbg0(Flow, "buffer: GetLine EOF\n");

c.tab

@@ -0,0 +1,110 @@
+
+bb.
+1  a
+xc&(  a
+b
+1  da
+3")e
+xa
+xc
+xe
+b
+0fc  a
+1a
+xf
+b
+0f  a
+b
+1h
+xh&(
+b
+2
+3")g
+xe
+1g
+b
+2h
+1h
+2h
+b
+0a
+b
+1h
+x a
+b
+1e
+xf
+
+% line 2
+
+b
+0f
+b
+1ha
+xab&(
+b
+1d")
+2  d
+xc
+b
+1a d
+2  d
+xa
+b
+2c a
+x  a
+1  d
+b
+2  d
+x  d
+x  a
+xc
+b
+2 d
+x d
+2.d
+3f
+b
+2h
+xh
+1h  f
+b
+
+% line 3
+
+b
+2f da
+x   a
+1  d&(a
+b
+2f ")d
+x  d
+1f d
+x   a
+b
+2.f dc
+3   a
+2    e
+xf   a
+b
+1c  a
+xc
+b
+1aa
+2ca
+x a
+b
+2ca
+3 a
+xd
+2fc
+x d
+b
+3fd
+x c
+2  d
+2.ca
+3  d
+b
+e
+