Dear Lilypond team,
I found a symbol combination that triggers a segfault in Lilypond 2.18.2 on
Linux (Linux subsystem for Windows 10). I did not have the chance to reproduce
on other machines or with other versions.
I tried looking for the bug in the database and I am 98% sure that it is not
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Il giorno ven 6 mar 2020 alle 11:38, Mathias Bockwoldt
ha scritto:
Dear Lilypond team,
I found a symbol combination that triggers a segfault in Lilypond
2.18.2 on Linux (Linux subsystem for Windows 10). I did not have the
chance to reproduce on other machines or with other versions.
I trie
Mathias Bockwoldt writes:
> Dear Lilypond team,
>
> I found a symbol combination that triggers a segfault in Lilypond
> 2.18.2 on Linux (Linux subsystem for Windows 10). I did not have the
> chance to reproduce on other machines or with other versions.
> I tried looking for the bug in the databas
Jean ABOU SAMRA wrote
>You likely have a special character in the name of your file.
>Windows handles this poorly and LilyPond (actually Python,
>behind the scenes) can't do much for this. Try removing
>special characters from the file name, it should solve
>your problem.
I ca
Hi again
I could indeed solve the issue by changing the filename to another ;-))
Another issue was that musicxml2ly on windows 10 could not open
compressed xml files (zlib module missing). But that it is not a big
problem. Uncompressed worked OK.
So now I can continue my work with an adapte
Hello,
This is my first time reporting a bug here. If I am violating some protocol,
please let me know.
I am using `abc2ly`, provided in the lilypond packaging, to convert the
following ABC to Lilypond:
C: Alex Hansen
L: 1/128
V:TI clef=treble name="Voice 1" snm="V.1"
V:TII c
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> This is my first time reporting a bug here. If I am violating some
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On 2020-03-06 9:13 am, Torsten Hämmerle wrote:
Jean ABOU SAMRA wrote
You likely have a special character in the name of your file.
Windows handles this poorly and LilyPond (actually Python,
behind the scenes) can't do much for this. Try removing
special characters from the file name,
