Mats,
many thanks for your help: using MikTeX actually was the problem (I
didn't think it would have been). Now all works fine, I even managed to
set up TeXnicCenter for lilypond-book, which was one of my wishes since
long time. Formerly I didn't succeed, because I always tried to call
latex of
John Wiedenhoeft wrote:
how sad...
I tried to use lilypond-book as proposed by the manual (with typing into
the cygwin bash etc.), even using the manual's example and putting the
.lytex file into my home directory.
I hope you mean your Cygwin home directory!
still, lilyponddefs.tex and the
font
Hi.
I've recently written a python script to do what you ask. It is based on the
Lily-Wins script works well
as long as you don't want any specific settings. I've attached the file.
Aligorith
P.S. I hope I got the right version
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Hi,
I've recently made a python script to do this. It is based on the lily-wins
script, and should work ok.
Aligorith
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#!/bin/python
# lilytex-wins.py -- LilyPond command for .
how sad...
I tried to use lilypond-book as proposed by the manual (with typing into
the cygwin bash etc.), even using the manual's example and putting the
.lytex file into my home directory. still, lilyponddefs.tex and the
font's weren't found, though they are were they're supposed to be. Could
John Wiedenhoeft wrote:
Thanks for the answer. I did the following:
C:\cygwin\bin\bash.exe --login -c '/usr/bin/lilypond-book "%1"'
When you use this, then the command will actually be run in your
cygwin home directory. For example, this means that the resulting
output files will be put in this di
Thanks for the answer. I did the following:
C:\cygwin\bin\bash.exe --login -c '/usr/bin/lilypond-book "%1"'
which seemed to work pretty good. But when I tried to run TeX on the
resulting file, I got the following error:
! I can't find file `lily-1609059631.tex'.
l.14 \input lily-1609059631.tex
Sh
Some hints are provided in
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2005-02/msg00117.html
/Mats
John Wiedenhoeft wrote:
Dear all,
I'd like to add the lilypond-book precompiler to the context menu of
.lytex-files, in order to convert them to a .tex-file with a single
right-
Dear all,
I'd like to add the lilypond-book precompiler to the context menu of
.lytex-files, in order to convert them to a .tex-file with a single
right-click, something like:
lilypond-book "%1"
Of course, the problem is that you cant call a cygwin command as if it
where
