1) inside a \lyricsto section of words, I can't seem to get digits to appear
in the output. I'm trying to use the lyrics context to typeset roman
numerals for chord indications under the system.
Have you tried quoting the numbers: "23"?
Geoff
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Hi,
I seem to be getting two types of problems with fonts not working:
1) inside a \lyricsto section of words, I can't seem to get digits to appear
in the output. I'm trying to use the lyrics context to typeset roman
numerals for chord indications under the system.
2) trying to display the c
Many thanks to both Han Wen and Mats. I guess I just like being a source
compilation sort of guy. When I have time, I'll follow that advice and
fiddle with the TEXMF variable. In the meantime, I devised a ridiculous
kludge and made a symbolic link from my music compilation directory to
one of t
I guess the main problem is that you tried to install your
own version of xvi. In a normal teTeX installation, all paths
are found by looking at /usr/share/texmf/web2c/texmf.cnf
(or wherever teTeX is installed). The settings in lilypond-profile
rely on this, which makes it possible to all the LilyP
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Ferenc Wagner wrote:
>
> >
> >Didn't you occasionally execute it instead of sourcing? The
> >latter is done by the . or source shell builtin.
> >
> >Feri.
> >
> >
> Hi there, Feri,
>
> No... I ran the command:
>
> . ~/bin/lilypond-profile
>
> However, I did realize
Carter Brey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ferenc Wagner wrote:
>
>> Didn't you occasionally execute it instead of sourcing? The
>> latter is done by the . or source shell builtin.
>
> Once I copied the correct file, the noteheads appeared,
> but still no beams or slurs. And I still get the messag
Ferenc Wagner wrote:
Didn't you occasionally execute it instead of sourcing? The
latter is done by the . or source shell builtin.
Feri.
Hi there, Feri,
No... I ran the command:
. ~/bin/lilypond-profile
However, I did realize that I had been copying the template file
buildscripts/lilpond-pro
Carter Brey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I get this message from xdvi when trying to open a dvi
> file generated by lilypond:
>
> "Cannot find PostScript file for inclusion in document:
> music-drawing-routines.ps"
>
> The xdvi output has gibberish for noteheads, as well as
> other problems.
>
>
Forgive me for asking what is probably the most common sort of question,
but after successfully compiling and installing LilyPond 2.0.2, as well
as xdvi 22.81, I get this message from xdvi when trying to open a dvi
file generated by lilypond:
"Cannot find PostScript file for inclusion in docume
Eaves" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 10:18 PM
Subject: *sigh* more font troubles (but different this time)
> lily seems to not like running as non-root. I've tried removing and
> reinstall lilypond and tetex on my system (
First of all, remove all the .afm and .tfm files from your
working directory.
Did you install from a .deb package or compile from source?
If you compiled yourself, make sure to read the section in
INSTALL.txt about sourcing lilypond-profile.
If you installed from the package, make sure that the com
lily seems to not like running as non-root. I've tried removing and
reinstall lilypond and tetex on my system (debian unstable) to no
available. Example session below. This happens with any file.
tylere% ly2dvi -p minuetteing.ly
ly2dvi (GNU LilyPond) 1.8.0
Running /usr/bin/lilypond...GNU LilyPond
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> I downloaded and tried to install some more fonts, but the accompanying
> README.txt file explained only where to point certain files from the
> following archives:
>
> fetatype1-1_4_10.tgz
> fetatype1common.tgz
>
> I managed to find feta16.pfa and frie
Dave Jarvis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've wrestled all evening with Ghostscript, Lilypond, TeX, LaTeX, and
> Denemo. For the life of me, I cannot get Lilypond to make *beautiful*
> sheet music.
I'm sorry to hear that, but you will soon.
> Extra stuff that might be relevant ...
>
> $ lilyp
Hello!
I've wrestled all evening with Ghostscript, Lilypond, TeX, LaTeX, and
Denemo. For the life of me, I cannot get Lilypond to make *beautiful*
sheet music. Not printed, not converted to PDF, not saved into a
PostScript file, won't look nice in Ghostview, nor even seen from within
The GIMP.
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