What we're worried about at the moment is the possibility of "leftovers"
from the installer package. Since it puts things in non-standard
locations, those leftovers do not automatically get overwritten or
deleted when you build the svn. The end result can be that you have
multiple versions of Gregorio and/or gregoriotex on your system which
conflict with each other, leading to unexplained errors.
The removal instructions we've been giving you are designed to get rid
of the unwanted and conflicting versions while leaving the good versions
intact. They are based on our past experience as to where those
leftovers get located. Unfortunately, they don't seem to apply in your
case for some reason.
The good news is that your gregoriotex version appears to be correct
(based on the file list you posted), so that part of the installation is
probably okay. As Michael pointed out, however, the wrong version of
Gregorio appears to be installed. This doesn't mean that the right
version isn't there (indeed, given that you compiled from source earlier
today, it likely is), just that the wrong version is higher up in the
path list than the right one.
Given what you posted, you'll need to execute the following command in
terminal:
sudo rm /bin/gregorio
That should get rid of the old version of the software. Once you've
done that use "which gregorio" again to see if you still have a version
in your path and if you do check it's version. If the location isn't
/usr/local/bin/gregorio or the version isn't 2.4-svn (which is what any
recent build from the svn will have) then repeat the process: remove the
version of gregorio indicated by which and then check to see where and
what version of gregorio is left.
If which doesn't return anything, then you've removed all versions of
gregorio from your system and should start the installation process over
again (I don't expect this to happen, I just thought I'd warn you about
it in case it did).
As for configuring TeXworks, /usr/local/bin/gregorio should be in your
PATH (the list of folders where shell scripts look for executable files)
so no additional configuration should be required when you delete
/bin/gregorio. You can verify this by inspecting your path with "echo
$PATH". This should get you a list of folders (separated by colons),
one of which should by /usr/local/bin.
If you find that TeXworks is still giving you problems, please look at
the English version of the configuration instructions
(http://home.gna.org/gregorio/introduction-texworks-mac.en.html). They
are more recent than the French or German ones (I don't speak German and
don't trust my French enough to have tried my hand at translating the
updates yet) and contain some features which should make your life a
little easier. That said, I'm reasonably certain that the French ones
should still work (and assume that the German one should as well, though
I can't read them to make sure) since my changes were feature upgrades,
not anything that would break backwards compatibility.
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Br. Samuel, OSB
(R. Padraic Springuel)
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