Okay, I found a workaround. Gregorio seems to be able to
handle spaces in the filename just fine; but the problem is
getting lulatex to handle a space in the filename when it is
given in the tex file.
So the workaround is this: Take the tex file produced by
Gregorio and rename it so there are no spaces in the
filename. Then use that spaceless name in the tex
template. This allows you to have at least gabc scores with
spaces in the name.
I am fixing my Windows Greg program to account for this.
God bless!
- Brother Gabriel-Marie
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On 12/12/2013 1:52 AM, Boris Maire wrote:
Hi all,
when working in CLI (Command Line interface), using space
in the name of a file is a very bad idea.
This way of naming is Ms Windows bad trip idea way of doing.
Please use "-" or "_" instead of space character.
Unanimes in Oratione
Boris
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*De: *"Brother Gabriel-Marie" <[email protected]>
*À: *"Gregorio Users" <[email protected]>
*Envoyé: *Jeudi 12 Décembre 2013 00:28:33
*Objet: *[Gregorio-users] lualatex and filenames with spaces
Hi all!
Have you all had any issues trying to compile via
commandline a gabc file that has spaces in the name?
Consider this:
gregorio "a file.gabc"
which rightly produces "a file.tex"
And you put that in your main-lualatex.tex file.
and then:
lualatex "main-lualatex.tex"
and it gets hung up. lualatex says it can't find "a file.tex".
However, if you put "a file.tex" within quotation marks
within the main-lualatex.tex file,
then lualatex will make you a pdf - a blank one.
So, it seems to me that you cannot use a filename with
spaces in your main-lualatex.tex file.
Am I missing something, or is there something I can try?
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