On 24 February 2013 03:42, David Kastrup <d...@gnu.org> wrote:
> yvand <yvand.sw...@gmail.com> writes:
>
>> and the character "à" in the title was the origin of the problem!
>> (same problem
>> in other header fields)
>> It seems so odd, amazing for me that only this "special" character was the
>> problem. Indeed, other "special" characters (such as é, É, è, È, ç, Ç,
>> ù, Ù, À
>> (à uppercase!) etc) works fine!
>
>> Below is an example of code that generates a damaged pdf :
>
> This is not quite a minimal example. Better is something like the
> attached file.
>
>
>
> Now here is the rub: this is very clearly an encoding problem, and it is
> a problem occuring only for particular characters for you. To reproduce
> it accurately, it is very important that we have byte for byte the same
> file to check that you have. So it is not sufficient to include the
> file in your mail text, rather you have to send it as an "attachment" to
> your mail. How to attach a file properly depends on your mail client.
>
> Please check how you fare with the file I attached. Does it work or
> not? If not, send us the output of your LilyPond run, attached as a
> PDF.
Running the file David attached fails with this message:
GNU LilyPond 2.16.2
Processing `xxx.ly'
Parsing...
xxx.ly:2:18: warning: non-UTF-8 input
title = "Lettre
? ?lise"
xxx.ly:2:20: warning: non-UTF-8 input
title = "Lettre ?
?lise"
This very clearly shows what the problem is. Re-saving the file with
proper UTF-8 encoding works fine and produces a correct PDF.
Always look at the text in the log whenever Lilypond fails. It is
usually helpful.
--
Sven Axelsson
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