> 1) Alternative 3B would be ideal for me, since that is exactly the
> situation. But the problem is that I have cgwin in one directory and Miktex
> in another and I think lilypond-book will not be able to find all the files
> included (I have a lot of "input filename" for each chapter. But this
> I am screwed now.
>
> In an attempt to improve the response with Lilypond-book, I decide to =
> donwload the latest version of Lilypond (1.5.7x). It did not work, it =
> could not find some files. I decided to delete the whole cgwin directory =
> and start from scracth even with the new setup.
> On Wed, Aug 14, 2002 at 01:44:34PM +0200, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> [snip]
>
> The silly bug caused by the installation through fink is either that
> TEXMF is not set or that lilypond cares.
>
> A simple
>
> setenv TEXMF
>
> without setting a value works well. I wouldn't even mention it but it
On Wed, Aug 14, 2002 at 01:44:34PM +0200, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
[snip]
The silly bug caused by the installation through fink is either that
TEXMF is not set or that lilypond cares.
A simple
setenv TEXMF
without setting a value works well. I wouldn't even mention it but it
took me a bit of corr
On Fri, 16 Aug 2002 20:09:24 Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >
> > In the following example, the grace notes are placed in the wrong
> > measure:
>
> this is documented in the manual. Grace notes always come before the
> main note.
I hope you know that that is not 100% tru
I am screwed now.
In an attempt to improve the response with
Lilypond-book, I decide to donwload the latest version of Lilypond (1.5.7x). It
did not work, it could not find some files. I decided to delete the whole cgwin
directory and start from scracth even with the new setup. And here com
Thanks for your detailed response, but I am afraid I still have problems
with each one of your alternatives. Your prompt feedback would be greatly
appreciatted:
1) Alternative 3B would be ideal for me, since that is exactly the
situation. But the problem is that I have cgwin in one directory and
> > Do you mean running dvips directly on x.ly file? Without previously
> > running Lilypond ?
>
> Alternative 1 (single .ly file, you get just the music no titles):
> >>lilypond file.ly
> >>pdftex file.tex
I was wrong about this one. In principle, it should be possible
to do
>> lilypond -f
> Do you mean running dvips directly on x.ly file? Without previously
> running Lilypond ?
Alternative 1 (single .ly file, you get just the music no titles):
>>lilypond file.ly
>>pdftex file.tex
Alternative 1B (same result):
>>lilypond file.ly
>>tex file.tex
>>dvips -Ppdf -ulilypond file.dvi
Do you mean running dvips directly on x.ly file? Without previously
running Lilypond ?
I just go a copy of ps2pdf, and I see how it works. So if I can get just eps
files of the Lilypond output, without any page margings or anything, just
the figure itself, I will be done.
Thanks
Carlos
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I had just started to investigate your previous question,
but this one is easier to answer.
If you take a look at the FAQ for pdftex (`texdoc pdfTeX-FAQ`
in teTeX), you'll learn that there is a small program
epstopdf that performs the conversion. Just run epstopdf
on each generated lily-xxx.eps
LilyPond, the GNU project music typesetter, has been included in the
Cygwin distribution.
It's packaged in two parts, lilypond and lilypond-doc.
LilyPond prints beautiful sheet music. It produces music notation from
a description file. It excels at typesetting classical music, but you
can also
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Sorry, I am back with my question about how to integrate lilypond into
> pdftex
Why? (why not simply use dvips and ps2pdf?)
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Sorry, I am back with my question about how to integrate lilypond into
pdftex
I have found that
\documentclass {article}
\begin {document}
This is an example \lilypond {c' d' e' f' g' a' b'}
\end {document}
generates a eps file which can be eventually converted to pdf with
ghostview, the pro
Atte Andre Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Anyay, you could have tried looking at the internal documentation for
>> PhrasingSlur, going down this path
>
>
> Thanks, I'll see if I can use this next time I need someting similar.
>
> I'm just curious; are users expected to find out stuff like
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