Hello Jaques:
Thank you very much for your fast and precise answer. In the future,
I'll see to post any issue in the GitHub. And thanks for sharing this
very useful package, that may replace the good-old Lilypond-book in a
near future.
Best regards,
Víctor.
El 11/06/15 a las 13:19, Jacques Peron escibió:
Hello,
2015-06-11 20:08 GMT+02:00 Víctor <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>:
Hello Gregorians:
I don't know if this is the proper place to ask this question, but
since Lyluatex is being developed by Gregorio Project, I'll give
it a shot.
The best place is [here](https://github.com/jperon/lyluatex/issues),
where I can follow issues easily.
So before getting Lyluatex to work, I had to make a symbolic link
of my Lilypond binary in /usr/bin/, because even when I changed
lyluatex.lua line
LILYPOND = 'lilypond'
to
LILYPOND = '/home/victor/Aplicaciones/2.19/bin/lilypond'
lyluatex refused to complie, dumping a "lilypond: not found" error
If you like it, I think you could include
`/home/victor/Aplicaciones/2.19/bin/` in your `PATH`, and then it
should work without symlink.
After making the symbolik link it found lilypond alright, but then
it complied about the \include statement, because it is set to run
in safe mode. Of course compiling failed. So I took a look again
to the code in lyluatex.lua, and changed line #90:
#(ly:set-option 'safe '#t)
to
#(ly:set-option 'safe '#f)
And it worked charmingly... now the questions: Why it's set to
safe mode in the first place? Is there any risk to run it without
that option?
The main reason is that `lyluatex` was first intended to be integrated
within [musite](https://github.com/jperon/musite), which as a
client/server system needs more secure options. While using `lyluatex`
locally without compiling scores from "dangerous" sources, there's no
risk to set it to false.
Also I noticed that at the begining of function entete_lilypond,
there is a \version "2.18.2" statement, so will this conflict in
any way if I use a diferent version in my lilypond file?
I put that to avoid `lilypond` complaining about missing version
number, and because 2.18.2 is the version I have. It shouldn't
conflict with different version in your lilypond file, providden
lilypond's syntax didn't change meanwhile ; and you may change it to
any version you prefer.
Fr. Jacques Peron +
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