I'm using Fink for lilypond 2.1.7 (unstable-tree) in Mac OSX 10.3.2 and the music-application Supercollider3 (if anybody knows it).
Supercollider3 is a high-Level Programming language (based on Smalltalk and C++) for various music fields, like live sound processing, OSC and MIDI etc.
It also supports in its language a terminal-Pipe Object, that lets you send Terminal commnands to the system. In fact it (should) work like a Terminal, with the difference you needn't change to Terminal.
The problem is that I don't know how the behaviour of the path names exactly is;
I only know : the directory, where SuperCollider3 is in, is the default path;
Commands like these works, if the file exists in Supercollider3 directory:
./sccynth
(sccynth is a Terminal app; is in the same dir)
or
open atestFile.sc
(is in the same dir)
If I type the correct (full) path of lilypond in the Terminal-Object in SC, lilypond is found but doesn't work
at all; but it starts.
Maybe lilypond itself is found, but there are another aspects I need to change in Fink or so??
Which reason can that be?
Has anybody had a similar problem?
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