Mats Bengtsson writes:
|> My problem now is that MiKTeX doesn't find the lilyponddefs.tex
|> and doesn't generate the fonts even though the environment variables
|> are set correctly. However, I don't know anything about MiKTeX so
|> I'll study that documentation before troubling you with those
|> questions.
Are you using the shortcut that was created during the installation?
Start->Lilypond->lilyshell
The shortcut runs:
COMMAND /e:2048 /k <Lily-Installation-Path>\lily.bat
|Updating my ancient MiKTeX (1.07) to the latest version solved the
|problems, maybe you should mention something in the installation
|instruktions on how new MiKTeX you need.
That shoulds like a good idea.
|
|Next problem: ly2dvi fails on line 336:
| os.rename(this.__base + '.' + str(os.getpid()) + '.dvi', outfile)
Sounds like a outfile already exists. MSDOS PYTHON's rename will not
overwrite an existing file.
Could you send me your lily.bat file and the results of:
e\: dir > dir_before.txt
e\: ly2dvi yourfile.ly > lilyout.txt
e\: dir > dir_after.txt
|
|however, when I manually run latex on the generated
|<file>.-<nummer>.tex file, I get the desired <file>.dvi directly.
|I didn't know that you could create a file name with two dots in
|Win95, maybe that's the actual problem. I haven't really tried
|to track down what happens.
|
I have tested (Apparently not very well) this distribution on windows
95 and NT, so it worked at least once... :)
Thanks so much for your help and patience,
Jeff
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