Hi Leonid,
>> as a composer using the most advanced notation forms, and being disappointed
>> by inability of both Sibelius and Finale to meet my needs, I turned recently
>> to LilyPond and see that there is a real hope for me to typeset my old
>> scores still waiting since 1960-s. I have downl
If you tell exactly what LilyPond distribution you have, someone on the
list who has the same setup may be able to provide more precise answers.
My answer assumed that you ran the lilypond command from a command
window.
/Mats
Jay Hamilton, Sound and Silence wrote:
Oops, Mats your are using
Oops, Mats your are using terms I'm not even sure I understand.
I know that linux users are 'supposed' to know all this stuff but that's
truely not me.
So-
I know how to do a man command or help but
When I want to look at a lily file I either; open it with kwrite (yuck
but it's available
I'm not sure what you need. From the lilypond manual or the command
lilypond --help, you can find the flags to get more verbose printouts
from the program. If you need to save to to a log file since it scrolls
away too quickly, then you can do
lilypond --verbose myfile.ly > logfile 2>&1
if you use
Hello- this is probably a basic linux type question- however.
I have a file that I have been editing from midi to lily.
I finally have it so there are no line break problems but then suddenly
there is something about lyric and to find the problem run it in verbose.
I don't know how to do that.
