Werner LEMBERG wrote:
One of the things I thought was particularly interesting about
Lilypond was its interface with LaTeX. I was thinking about using
the DOC format to write some prefaces to works I'm editing.
Unfortunately, I'm barely able to work in LaTeX at this point but I
think it has grea
> One of the things I thought was particularly interesting about
> Lilypond was its interface with LaTeX. I was thinking about using
> the DOC format to write some prefaces to works I'm editing.
> Unfortunately, I'm barely able to work in LaTeX at this point but I
> think it has great potential.
One of the things I thought was particularly interesting about Lilypond
was its interface with LaTeX. I was thinking about using the DOC format
to write some prefaces to works I'm editing. Unfortunately, I'm barely
able to work in LaTeX at this point but I think it has great potential.
So, i
Note that the TeX backend is more or less unsupported, so don't be
surprised if it doesn't work anymore. If you have a very good reason
to use it, please tell the mailing list.
/Mats
Art Hixson wrote:
If I try -f tex or -f dvi options from the Bash console, I get:
warning: can't generate
> From: Art Hixson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> If I try -f tex or -f dvi options from the Bash console, I get:
> warning: can't generate "TeX" using the postscript back-end
>
> I don't see any place to where the postscript back-end is set.
You need both --format=tex and --backend=tex. It'
