RE: The file changes; lilypond doesn't notice

2007-04-23 Thread Fairchild
Marcus -

Lily gets lost and throws in the towel when curly braces aren't correct.
Trivially, a single "c" fails while "{c}" is O.K.

- Bruce

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Subject: The file changes; lilypond doesn't notice


I'm using Lilypond 2.9.17 on Gentoo Linux, with jEdit 4.3pre6 and  
LilypondTool 2.8.

Sometimes when I make a change or a few changes to the score (and save the  
file, of course) and then run Lilypond again (from within jEdit, using  
LilypondTool), it doesn't notice my changes, and simply outputs the  
following:

Processing `/my/lilypond/file.ly'
Parsing...
Interpreting music...
Processing time: 1 seconds

When this happens, I can often force it to "take another look" by adding  
or commenting out a line which makes a major change, or causes a syntax  
error, or something like that. But sometimes (like now) I find myself just  
stuck. I'll add fourteen open braces to the beginning in the middle of the  
score block, run Lilypond again, and it acts as if nothing has changed and  
everything is normal.

Has anyone else experienced this problem? Is it a Lilypond problem or a  
LilypondTool problem? Any suggestions for how to fix it, or how to  
circumvent it, i.e. how to "refresh" Lilypond (short of saving my file  
under a new name)?

BTW, I've noticed that sometimes the .ly file I'm working on also has a  
.log file in the same directory, so deleting that "refreshes" Lilypond.  
But sometimes (like now) there is no .log file to be found.

And also, BTW, I haven't changed any of the LilypondTool configuration  
settings in jEdit. The Lilypond command is listed simply as "lilypond".

Thanks,
Marcus


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Re: never mind Re: The file changes; lilypond doesn't notice

2006-10-11 Thread Marcus Macauley

Mats Bengtsson wrote:

If you can isolate the problem, please send a bug report,
a segmentation fault is always a serious bug!


OK, I posted a bug report to bug-lilypond.

(The problem, in short, was that \addquote couldn't handle a \new Voice.  
The documentation mentions this limitation, but says nothing about a  
segmentation fault.)


Marcus


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Re: never mind Re: The file changes; lilypond doesn't notice

2006-10-10 Thread Han-Wen Nienhuys

Mats Bengtsson schreef:

If you can isolate the problem, please send a bug report,
a segmentation fault is always a serious bug!



We're only interested in bugreports for the latest devel release though. 
(2.9.22, currently).


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Re: never mind Re: The file changes; lilypond doesn't notice

2006-10-10 Thread Mats Bengtsson

If you can isolate the problem, please send a bug report,
a segmentation fault is always a serious bug!

 /Mats

Marcus Macauley wrote:

Now I see that the reason lilypond doesn't "notice" the changes in my 
file  is because it has a "Segmentation fault", but the Console in 
jEdit doesn't  tell me that. Running lilypond from the command line does.


And Lilypond still works fine on my other files. So presumably 
something  went wrong with my one file. I'll comment out portions of 
it until I find  what's causing the problem. If I still have trouble, 
I'll post again.


Marcus


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never mind Re: The file changes; lilypond doesn't notice

2006-10-10 Thread Marcus Macauley
Now I see that the reason lilypond doesn't "notice" the changes in my file  
is because it has a "Segmentation fault", but the Console in jEdit doesn't  
tell me that. Running lilypond from the command line does.


And Lilypond still works fine on my other files. So presumably something  
went wrong with my one file. I'll comment out portions of it until I find  
what's causing the problem. If I still have trouble, I'll post again.


Marcus


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The file changes; lilypond doesn't notice

2006-10-10 Thread Marcus Macauley
I'm using Lilypond 2.9.17 on Gentoo Linux, with jEdit 4.3pre6 and  
LilypondTool 2.8.


Sometimes when I make a change or a few changes to the score (and save the  
file, of course) and then run Lilypond again (from within jEdit, using  
LilypondTool), it doesn't notice my changes, and simply outputs the  
following:


Processing `/my/lilypond/file.ly'
Parsing...
Interpreting music...
Processing time: 1 seconds

When this happens, I can often force it to "take another look" by adding  
or commenting out a line which makes a major change, or causes a syntax  
error, or something like that. But sometimes (like now) I find myself just  
stuck. I'll add fourteen open braces to the beginning in the middle of the  
score block, run Lilypond again, and it acts as if nothing has changed and  
everything is normal.


Has anyone else experienced this problem? Is it a Lilypond problem or a  
LilypondTool problem? Any suggestions for how to fix it, or how to  
circumvent it, i.e. how to "refresh" Lilypond (short of saving my file  
under a new name)?


BTW, I've noticed that sometimes the .ly file I'm working on also has a  
.log file in the same directory, so deleting that "refreshes" Lilypond.  
But sometimes (like now) there is no .log file to be found.


And also, BTW, I haven't changed any of the LilypondTool configuration  
settings in jEdit. The Lilypond command is listed simply as "lilypond".


Thanks,
Marcus


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