1MUSIXTEX(1) MUSIXTEX(1)
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6 musixtex - processes MusiXTeX files, using pre-processors prepmx, pmxab
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11 [ texlua ] musixtex[.lua] { option | jobname [ .mtx | .pmx | .aspc |
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15 If a jobname argument has a .tex extension, the default effect is to
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18 etex(1) (first pass)
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24 dvips(1) (dvi to Postscript)
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28 normally followed by removal of intermediate and log files. A log
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31 If a jobname argument has a .pmx extension, the file is first prepro‐
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36 cessed using prepmx(1) and the resulting .pmx file is processed as
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40 latex(1) (or pdflatex(1)) in place of etex.
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43 cessed using autosp(1) and the resulting .tex or .ltx file is processed
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46 If a jobname argument has none of these extensions, the script will
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48 name.tex or jobname.ltx, in that order, and process it as above.
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51 -v, -version, --version
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54 -h, -help, --help
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57 -l assume LaTeX source; implied if the file has .ltx extension
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59 -p change the TeX processor to pdfetex(1) or pdflatex(1) (and
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64 -d don't generate a .ps file and change the dvi processor to
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67 -D dvix use dvix as the dvi processor; e.g., -D "dvipdfm -m 0.9".
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70 -P ps2pdf use ps2pdf as the Postscript processor; e.g., -P "ps2pdf
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73 -F fmt use fmt as the TeX processor; e.g., -F "luatex --output-for‐
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78 -M mtxx use mtxx as the mtx preprocessor; e.g., -M "prepmx -i".
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92 -1 one-pass [pdf][la]tex processing; i.e., without calling
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95 -x call makeindex(1) to update index database
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99 -q quiet mode (only musixtex's own messages); other messages are
100 diverted to a temporary file. If an error occurs at the TeX
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106 Options affect processing of all succeeding MusiXTeX files unless
107 changed by another option. Option flags cannot be combined; e.g., use
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110 Note that four TeX engines are available via the -l and -p options:
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128 musixflx(1), dvipdfm(1), dvips(1), pmxab(1), pmxchords(1) prepmx(1),
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132 This manual page was written by Bob Tennent <rdt@cs.queensu.ca>.
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136musixtex version 0.22 2020-03-20 MUSIXTEX(1)