Hi all,
Trying to establish a workflow for lilypond-book and LaTeX, I am caught up in a
conflict between wanting to clean up the small files that lilypond-book
creates, but not wanting to use its --output flag.
I usually encapsulate my LaTeX-only projects in a single directory containing:
- pics/: subdir with graphics, e.g., 'my.png'
- my.tex: file with commands such as\includegraphics{pics/my.png}
- make.sh: custom script that renders output 'my.pdf' in main project dir and
cleans up any other files created in the process
I'd like to organize projects using lilypond-book in a similar way:
- pics/: subdir with graphics, e.g., 'my.png'
- code/: subdir with Lilypond files, e.g., 'my.ly'
- my.lytex: file with \includegraphics{pics/my.png} and
\lilypondfile{code/my.ly}
- make.sh: custom script that renders output 'my.pdf' in main project dir
and cleans up any other files created in the process
The desire to clean up temporary files suggests the use of lilypond-book's
--output flag, as indicated at [1]:
lilypond-book --output=out my.lytex
cd out
pdflatex yourfile.tex
mv yourfile.pdf ..
cd ..
rm -r out/
However, this means I am *changing the directory from which pdflatex is run*,
so I'd need to change paths to any included files (e.g., graphics) in my.lytex:
\includegraphics{pics/my.png} -> \includegraphics{../pics/my.png}
\lilypondfile{code/my.ly} -> \lilypondfile{../code/my.ly}
A first-world problem, admittedly, but it can be annoying if I start off with a
LaTeX-only project, to which I later decide to add some Lilypond code.
Any ideas? Might one even dream of a --cleanup flag for lilypond-book? :)
Best,
flo.H
References:
[1]
http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.16/Documentation/usage/invoking-lilypond_002dbook#Command-line-options
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