Aaron wrote:
Hi,
With the \include{titledefs.tex} but is just gibberish with hebrew
letters!
Strange! By default, nothing should be typeset. I just tried it
here (without Hebrew packages).
I am now experimenting witht he /sethebrew /unsethebrew command in
elatex.
However I even before using /sethe
Hi,
With the \include{titledefs.tex} but is just gibberish with hebrew
letters!
I am now experimenting witht he /sethebrew /unsethebrew command in
elatex.
However I even before using /sethebrew I was getting the following
errors:
[aamehl]# lilypond-book mywrapper.lytex
---clip
What does it say? Is this with or without the \include{titledefs.tex}?
/Mats
Aaron wrote:
Again,
Is there some sort of dummy title if the lilypond file has no header???
When I open the dvi file generated it has a title even though it has no
header???
Thanks again
Aaron
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The declarations in these files are normally used by ly2dvi to
typeset the title based on information from the \header{...}
field in your .ly file.
Since the wrapper file is an ordinary LaTeX file, you could just
as well skip them and typeset the titling using whatever LaTeX
commands you wish.
Again,
Is there some sort of dummy title if the lilypond file has no header???
When I open the dvi file generated it has a title even though it has no
header???
Thanks again
Aaron
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Well,
It turns out that Doug Asherman already fixed the mywrapper,
But now that I look I have a question, the lines\input{lilyponddefs.tex}
\input{titledefs.tex}
What exactly do they do??
The reason I ask is in the examples I have made for hebrew, there
appears a jibberish hebrew title, but myscor
