I think I've missed a trick along the line somewhere...
Having built the latest gregorio/gregoriotex versions from the git repository
master, when I run the LuaLaTex command from within TeXworks on a previously
working main.tex with an \includescore it fails with an error about not finding
a .gtex file and a suggestion to try 'lualatex --shell-escape main.tex'. (In
fact I have already generated a .tex file from the .gabc score, but no .gtex
file.)
Then if I run 'lualatex --shell-escape main.tex' from a command line a .gtex
file is generated from the .gabc, and then after that the TeXworks LuaLaTex
command successfully produces a .pdf output from the main.tex.
I suspect that somewhere in the code (perhaps in a .lua script) this
--shell-escape option needs to be specified.
I am compiling the gabc to tex with the plain gregorio command; I am not using
the gregorio.engine script. But I don't think this is the problem. The problem
appears to be that the LuaLaTex run needs somehow to be forced into the
shell-escape mode.
Another (related?) problem is that, with \includescore{XXX.tex}, I see in the
log:
! LuaTeX error ...ocal/tex/UbuntuTexDir/luatex/gregoriotex/gregoriotex.lua:206:
Module gregoriotex error: The file XXX.tex.gabc does not exist.
I think this failure to compile has only appeared in the past few days.
Many thanks for any clues,
Fr Bernard Marsh
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