OS 10.3 & lilypond

2003-10-31 Thread Will Oram
I asked around on the fink lists for thoughts on the matter, but couldn't find anyone. So let's try the inverse. Does anyone here have lilypond 2, Panther, and the newest version of fink installed at the same time? I had it around for awhile before I was forced to rebuild fink, and since then I

Re: scum in my Lilypond [SOLVED]

2003-10-31 Thread Kieren Richard MacMillan
Hello, all: The solution to my problem was to change ~/.login to include the following line: set path = ( $path /sw/bin ) Hope this helps someone else! Best regards, Kieren. ___ Lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailm

can Lilypond be made into a single Mac OS X binary/executable?

2003-10-31 Thread Kieren Richard MacMillan
Hello, all: While my Lilypond-installation-screwup (still on-going!) has brought my engraving plans to a halt, I'd like to ask if/how the whole Lilypond system (TeX and all) could be made into a single executable that someone could download, install, and run without being a command-line expert

Re: scum in my Lilypond

2003-10-31 Thread Michal Seta
On Fri, 2003-10-31 at 10:49, Kieren Richard MacMillan wrote: > > > See if it includes the path to the directory in which kpsexpand sits. > > Nope -- however, I've added /sw/bin to my $PATH and 'lilypond' still > doesn't work... > > Any other thoughts? re-login (if you haven't done so alrea

Re: scum in my Lilypond

2003-10-31 Thread Kieren Richard MacMillan
Hello, Michal: Could it be that your PATH got messed up? Sounds likely! locate kpsexpand should find where kpsexpand is. returns nothing/blank (n.b. I can manually get to it in /sw/bin/) echo $PATH should give you the path(s) to executable directories. /Users/kmac/bin/powerpc-apple-darwin:/Users/

Re: scum in my Lilypond

2003-10-31 Thread Kieren Richard MacMillan
Hello, Alois: as far as I know Lilypond relies quite heavily on the presence of a teTeX distribution. Which TeX distribution do you have? On my teTeX system kpsexpand is a shell script, which calls kpsewhich with appropriate flags. Let me know, if you have teTeX without kpsexpand. How do I deter

Re: scum in my Lilypond

2003-10-31 Thread Michal Seta
Could it be that your PATH got messed up? locate kpsexpand should find where kpsexpand is. echo $PATH should give you the path(s) to executable directories. See if it includes the path to the directory in which kpsexpand sits. > > Furthermore, running '/sw/bin/lilypond -P myFile.ly' now gives

Re: scum in my Lilypond

2003-10-31 Thread Alois Steindl
On Friday 31 October 2003 14:49, Kieren Richard MacMillan wrote: > Hello, all -- > > I think I messed up my installation of Lilypond... =( > > I decided to configure my UNIX environment (with aliases, etc.) -- > immediately afterward, 'lilypond' was no longer available as an alias. > > Furthermore

scum in my Lilypond

2003-10-31 Thread Kieren Richard MacMillan
Hello, all -- I think I messed up my installation of Lilypond... =( I decided to configure my UNIX environment (with aliases, etc.) -- immediately afterward, 'lilypond' was no longer available as an alias. Furthermore, running '/sw/bin/lilypond -P myFile.ly' now gives me this: lilypond (GNU L

Re: Tempo

2003-10-31 Thread José Luis Cruz
Try: \header{ meter = "Allegro" } If you don't like the font and/or size that lilypond chooses, you can tweak them with LaTeX commands. You can take a look also at the manual at the header section for more predefined tags. regards, José Luis A 30/10/03 21:23:45 Oleg Eterevsky <[EMAIL PROT