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Package: songwrite
Version: 0.12b-4
Severity: important


  Hello !

  I just downloaded songwrite, because I needed to read some guitar pro files. 
They read 
perfectly well, there's just the problem that the export in lilypond doesn't 
work at all. 
With the most simple file :

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<song version="0.12" lang="en">
        <title>Fourmond's song</title>
        <authors>Fourmond</authors>
        <copyright>Copyright 2004 by Fourmond</copyright>
        <comments></comments>
        <bars>
                <bar rythm="4/4" tempo="60" syncope="0"/>
        </bars>
        <playlist>
        </playlist>
        <partition volume="255" muted="0" chorus="0" instrument="24" capo="0" 
reverb="0">
                <header>Guitar</header>
                <view type="tablature">
                        <strings>
                                <string pitch="64" notation="top"/>
                                <string pitch="59" notation="top"/>
                                <string pitch="55" notation="top"/>
                                <string pitch="50" notation="down"/>
                                <string pitch="45" notation="down"/>
                                <string pitch="40" notation="down"/>
                        </strings>
                </view>
                <notes>
                        <note pitch="65" time="0.0" duration="1.0" volume="204" 
string="0"/>
                        <note pitch="41" time="0.0" duration="1.0" volume="204" 
string="5"/>
                        <note pitch="51" time="0.0" duration="1.0" volume="204" 
string="3"/>
                        <note pitch="56" time="0.0" duration="1.0" volume="204" 
string="2"/>
                        <note pitch="56" time="1.0" duration="1.0" volume="204" 
string="2"/>
                        <note pitch="46" time="1.0" duration="1.0" volume="204" 
string="4"/>
                </notes>
        </partition>
</song>

  I get this for an export to lilypond :

\include "italiano.ly"

\score { <
  \context StaffGroup = staff <
    \context TabStaff = staff <
      \property Staff.instrument = "Guitar"
      
      \notes \context TabVoice = staffVoice {
        \property TabVoice.Stem \set #'direction = #'-1
       
        \time 4/4 lad,4\5
      }
    >
  >
>
\paper {

    \translator {
      \StaffGroupContext

    }
}
}

  When I try to run lilypond (or when songwrite tries to run it by itself, for 
the ps 
export), I get lots of error messages :

/home/fourmond/Download/Biniou.ly:5:9: error: syntax error, unexpected CONTEXT, 
expecting 
NOTENAME_P
ITCH or DRUM_PITCH or '>':
  \contex
         t StaffGroup = staff <

/home/fourmond/Download/Biniou.ly:5:30: error: syntax error, unexpected '<':
  \context StaffGroup = staff 
                              <

/home/fourmond/Download/Biniou.ly:6:30: error: syntax error, unexpected '<':
    \context TabStaff = staff 
                              <

/home/fourmond/Download/Biniou.ly:7:15: error: unknown escaped string: 
`\property':
      \property
                Staff.instrument = "Guitar"

/home/fourmond/Download/Biniou.ly:9:11: error: syntax error, unexpected NOTES:
      \note
           s \context TabVoice = staffVoice {

/home/fourmond/Download/Biniou.ly:9:44: error: syntax error, unexpected '{':
      \notes \context TabVoice = staffVoice 
                                            {

/home/fourmond/Download/Biniou.ly:10:17: error: unknown escaped string: 
`\property':
        \property
                  TabVoice.Stem \set #'direction = #'-1

/home/fourmond/Download/Biniou.ly:19:15: error: unknown escaped string: 
`\translator':
    \translator
                {

/home/fourmond/Download/Biniou.ly:19:16: error: syntax error, unexpected '{', 
expecting '=':
    \translator 
                {

/home/fourmond/Download/Biniou.ly:19:14: warning: Braces don't match:
    \translato
              r {
Failed files: Biniou.ly 

  I bet that is due to a mismatch between the actual version of lilypond which 
songwrite 
handles and the one which is available under debian. But still, that's a pity 
that I can't 
print the songs which I would like !

  Thanks for considering this report.

        Vincent Fourmond


-- System Information:
Debian Release: 3.1
  APT prefers unstable
  APT policy: (500, 'unstable'), (500, 'testing')
Architecture: i386 (i686)
Kernel: Linux 2.6.7
Locale: LANG=C, LC_CTYPE=C

Versions of packages songwrite depends on:
ii  gv                        1:3.5.8-36     PostScript and PDF viewer for X
ii  lilypond                  2.2.6-2        A program for typesetting sheet mu
ii  python                    2.3.4-4        An interactive high-level object-o
ii  python-editobj            0.5.3b-3       Python object editor
ii  python-tk                 2.3.4-4        Tkinter - Writing Tk applications 
ii  timidity                  2.13.0.final-1 Software sound renderer (MIDI sequ

-- no debconf information


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This issue has been fixed by the uploading of the newer versions of
lilypond (>= 2.4) for quite some time.


Don Armstrong

-- 
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is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to
fool.
 -- Richard Feynman "What is and What Should be the Role of Scientific
    Culture in Modern Society"; 1964

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