> Unfortunately, this is impossible because lilypond-book invokes
> "latex" only but, I need it to run "lambda", so the mess showed up
> with the "no files output"-error only!
Indeed, the use of `latex' is hard-coded currently. While lambda is a
rather dead end, users might become interested in using XeTeX. This
is worth a bug report IMHO.
> In my case, a latex-document built with hlatex (based on
> EUC-KR/KS-encoding) must be compiled into PDF in to steps:
You might try my CJK package for standard LaTeX instead...
> Are there any options then for lilypond to invoke lambda? How would
> the example "utf-8.ly" in "collated-files" have been compiled, if
> it's used with latex?
The CJK package comes with UTF-8 support. On TeXLive, some standard
Korean fonts (taken from an older version of HLaTeX) have been
provided both for KS encoding and UTF-8 (using virtual fonts for
that).
Werner
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