Thank you, Michael. This has worked beautifully (for TeXworks). I still have trouble compiling on the command line, which worries me, but I don’t use it in my workflow much (but I still do try it every once in a while).
Again, however, I have beautifully produced examples in TeXworks, which is better than where I was before. Thank you to all who helped, Henry, Br. Samuel, and Michael! I hope our communications have helped others, too! Best, Conor > On Sep 14, 2015, at 4:06 PM, Michael Martin <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I recommend that you first remove texlive from MacPorts. In the terminal: > > >sudo port uninstall texlive > > That should clean out the texlive items. You can check to make sure you have > all the texlive stuff by: > > >port list active | grep -i texlive > > Nothing should show. If it does. let me know. We can clean up the rest later. > > Then go to: > > http://www.tug.org/mactex/ <http://www.tug.org/mactex/> > > And download texlive (that will take a bit, since it is > 1GB). Installing is > easy, just open the installed and run it. > > Now this build was done some time ago, so go to the Tex Live Utility and run > it. That will update texlive to the latest. You might need to run it more > than once, since "Tex Live Utility" might need updating itself. (I forget if > it was updated recently or not). > > Then, in the gregorio git repository: > > > make clean > > ./build.sh --arch=x86_64 --enable-all-static --disable-shared > --enable-static-ltdl --force=autoreconf > > > sudo ./install.sh > > That should do the trick. If you need the fonts re-created and installed let > me know. There is a minor edit that I had to do on the fonts makefile, which > I think has been taken care of already. > > Now one you have done all this, every few weeks, open Tex Live Utility to get > the latest patches. Should not be an issue with gregorio. > > Sent from my iPad > > On Sep 14, 2015, at 15:43, Conor Cook <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > >> Thank you for that, Michael. I think that sounds like a good plan. >> >> However, I am not entirely sure how to make that happen. I have MacPorts, >> of course, and three TeXlive directories (2014, 2015, and texmf-local). >> What do I need to do to remove the ones I don’t need and to ditch MacPorts >> TeX and use TeXLive for Mac? I have a habit of making a mess and not >> knowing how to clean it up. >> >> ~Conor
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