Having had a look at the full files, I realize what's up, namely a missing feature in lilypond-book!
The problem is that your file mvmt1/mvmt1.ly includes other files from the subdirectory mvmt1, using lines such as: \include "violino1.ly" \include "violino2.ly" \include "viola.ly"
The same goes for mvmt3/mvmt3.ly.
Since the lilypond program is run in the base directory, it didn't find the include files in the subdirectories mvmt1/ and mvmt3/. To solve that, you probably used
lilypond-book -I mvmt1/ --output=out/ tchai_op35_book.tex
which means that both mvmt1/mvmt1.ly and mvmt3/mvmt3.ly will include the files from the same directory: mvmt1/
The best solution would be if it was possible to specify a
separate include directory for each \lilypondfile{...} or
\begin{lilypond}...\end{lilypond} directive. I could imagine
a syntax like \lilypondfile[includepath="mvmt1"]{mvmt1/mvmt1.ly}However, until this feature request has been implemented, I'm afraid you will have to add the directory name in every \include statement, for example \include "mvmt1/violino1.ly" \include "mvmt1/violino2.ly" \include "mvmt1/viola.ly" in the file mvmt1/mvmt1.ly
and \include "mvmt3/violino1.ly" \include "mvmt3/violino2.ly" \include "mvmt3/viola.ly" in the file mvmt3/mvmt3.ly
Then you should call lilypond-book without any additional include path directives: lilypond-book -o out/ tchai_op35_book.tex
Of course, this makes the solution less flexible, since if you change the directory structure, you have to change all the \include directives. Also, it means that the mvmt1/mvmt1.ly file will not work stand-alone (to solve this latter problem, you could consider to move the mvmt1.ly and mvmt3.ly files to the top directory).
/Mats
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
I don't understand what's going on here. Could you please send the full example (in a private email if you wish) or send the following: - The generated .tex file that you process with latex. - The output of 'grep renameinput lily-*.ly' (to be run in the output directory of lilypond-book.
/Mats
Will Oram wrote:
A more serious problem is that I can't seem to have multiple \lilypondfile's in one .tex file. This is my code:
\documentclass[a4paper]{opera}
\begin{document}
\title {Violin Concerto in D Major}
\subtitle {Opus 35}
\author {Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky}
\date {\today}
\maketitle
\begin{center}
{\huge{I. Allegro Moderato}} \\
\end{center}
\lilypondfile{mvmt1/mvmt1.ly}
\begin{center}
{\huge{III. Finale}} \\
\end{center}
\lilypondfile{mvmt3/mvmt3.ly}
\end{document}
The resulting output is the title page, mvmt1 header, mvmt1, NO header at all, mvmt1 AGAIN. What's up?
I tried your example with some small files in mvmt1.ly and mvmt3.ly and it works fine here. You can hopefully get a hint on what's up if you run lilypond-book with the additional flag --verbose and also take a careful look at the printouts from LaTeX.
--verbose doesn't reveal much, other than it is indeed compiling the same mvmt1 twice. The last thing lilypond-book says that's on track is 'input renamed to: `mvmt3/mvmt3.ly''. After that it proceeds to reprocess mvmt1.
I recommend to remove all lily-*.ly files first to make sure that lilypond-book reruns all the steps.
AFAIK, I have to do that every time I build this project, else I get 'All snippets are up to date', whether or not that's actually true.
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