I copy this to lilypond-devel as well, because I'm interested in the
developers' opinion, especially about the third step.
To use point-and-click with jEdit and Adobe Reader in the native build
of lilypond:
1. create a jump.bsh file somewhere, possibly in c:\prog\jEdit\macros\Misc\:
// COPY
Could you send me an error log or the bean shell error msg you see?
Joshua
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Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 10:21:54 +0200
From: Thomas Scharkowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: jEdit - jDvi crashes
To: Bertalan Fodor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: lilypond-user@gnu.org
Could you send me an error log or the bean shell error msg you see?
Joshua
Yes, here it comes:
Thomas
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java.lang.Error: Cannot call invokeAndWait from the event dispatcher
thread
at java.awt.EventQueue.invokeAndWait(Unknown Source)
at
The jDvi-viewer doesn't seem to work.
I get the message: There are missing fonts. I'm creating them now,
please wait... and nothing happens.
The windows taskmanager shows kspewhich.exe with 0 cpu-activity.
After waiting all I can do is terminating jEdit via taskmanager.
I have updated
That may be a bug. Do you have the latest LilyPondTool (0.2.7)?
If yes, you could try lily4jedit-devel until I find time to update
LilyPondTool.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=91119package_id=121443release_id=311018
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Thank you,
I tried lily4jedit-devel and jDvi does not crash (I can close it
normally), but does no seem to work either.
But I get a Bean Shell Error when trying to process a ly file via
jEdit.
So I gues I have to wait for a new version.
Thomas
That may be a bug. Do you have the latest
This may be the wrong place to ask but..
I downloaded and installed jedit under wxp.
When I run it what seems to me a splash screen remains forever in the middle
of my screen and nothing else happens.. any clues?
Best regards,
Mehmet Okonsar, pianist-composer
www.okonsar.com
Open
See c:\Documents and Settings\YOURNAME\.jedit\activity.log You may find
something about what's happened.
Bert
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We are close to the release of a new of LilyTool (0.2.7) for the plugin
central. I hope that next week I will have the time to clean things up
and make the release. It will contain many bugfixes and improvements
(cca. 20 new features :-) ) and support LilyPond 2.4.x
Bert
Hi Erik,
I had the same problem, but solved it as follows:
in jEdit go to
Plugins Plugin Options select Sidekick
change that slidable thingy under the line 'after last keystroke, wait
(seconds):' to 3 seconds,
and that other slidable thingy to 1.5 seconds.
If the 'immidiately complete
Citerar Thorkil Wolvendans [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Erik,
I had the same problem, but solved it as follows:
in jEdit go to
Plugins Plugin Options select Sidekick
change that slidable thingy under the line 'after last keystroke, wait
(seconds):' to 3 seconds,
and that other slidable thingy
doesn't make jedit accept the
autocompletion?
Thanks,
Erik
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Hi there,
I just have checked out jEdit 4.2 / LilyTool. Awesome! I just have a
minor suggestion: Can you set the font-path for jDvi based on what
kpsewhich prints out if you do
kpsewhich feta20.pk
I couldn't get the DVI viewer to work, which
Thanks, that's on our to-do list. (To generate the fonts and update the
font-directory when some fonts not found.)
Bert
Actually, it seems that it already does this, but that it doesn't work
if the fonts haven't been generated yet. Maybe this should be done
before running jDvi for the first
Hi there,
I just have checked out jEdit 4.2 / LilyTool. Awesome! I just have a
minor suggestion: Can you set the font-path for jDvi based on what
kpsewhich prints out if you do
kpsewhich feta20.pk
I couldn't get the DVI viewer to work, which is unfortunate, since
jEdit is probably the only
/
and I can see all the elements of the score i'm typing.
Still, it remains the problem with the macro, with your suggestion I
receive an error message like this, and I can't understand what's
wrong:
Sourced file:
/Volumes/Documenti/Users/libero/.jedit/startup/dvifontpath.bsh Token
Parsing Error
After a proof-search, I've found in my home folder, in the directory
.jedit, a properties file in wich there's that line:
options.lilytool.dvi-font-path=file\:
I tried in various ways to puth the following path:
/Volumes/Documenti/sw/share/lilypond/2.2.4/fonts/
that I supposed to be the right
Well, I think that the problem is with kpsewhich/kpsepath.
You can make a workaround. Find the PK font files that are used by jdvi:
they should be called feta13.600pk or something.pk
In Linux you would find them in /var/cache/fonts/pk/ljfour
Edit .jedit/properties in your home directory and set
Yes! It works! Thanks a lot!
The right path is (I suppose for all the lilypond-fink installations):
/sw/var/lib/texmf/fonts/pk/ljfour
Jedit somehow change the properties file, so when I close and restart I
have to set this again. I will make the macro when I''ll learn how to
do...!
Also point
Jedit somehow change the properties file, so when I close and restart
I have to set this again. I will make the macro when I''ll learn how
to do...!
It's very easy to run a macro on every startup! Just put a file in
HOMEDIR/.jedit/startup directory. Call it for example
setDviFontPath.bsh
- Instrument names and title are still missing. I think is again a
problem of path (maybe they are part of another group of fonts) but I
haven't idea where to find them. Could you help me?
Yes, they are. May be they are in some other directory. Look for
cmr8.595pk or something similar.
You
:1805' - /dev/null
texc.promusic-drawing-routines.psspecial.pro. [1] LilyPond ready.
But nothing has happened. And the activity log panel, in the
activities-troubleshooting
menu, says that jedit cant find the fonts.
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Can you help me?
Have you run Make DVI fonts?
Bert
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output 2004.09.05:1805' - /dev/null
texc.promusic-drawing-routines.psspecial.pro. [1]
LilyPond ready.
But nothing has happened. And the activity log panel, in the
activities-troubleshooting
menu, says that jedit cant find the fonts.
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activities-troubleshooting
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Hello!
I have the following problem with the view output (dvi) feature of the
lilytool plugin, using jedit 4.2 final: I can see only the staff lines and
the beams, but I can't see anything else: noteheads, clefs, titles etc.
I know that this problem was already discussed here, and the solution
Hi Bert:
Very cool, I just checked it out this morning. I may not have much
time for it right now, but I hope to work more with it soon. Beautiful
work...
Best,
dp
Bertalan Fodor wrote:
Dear LilyPond users,
jEdit 4.2 final has come out. The syntax coloring for LilyPond is now
integrated
Hello,
I have good news: LilyPondTool now can be installed via the
plugin-manager of jEdit. So installing is very easy now:
- install jEdit (www.jedit.org)
- install the plugin (PluginsPlugin Manager...Install)
It will install all necessary plugins and helper classes.
For a complete feature list
Hello list,
hello Bert,
I now found out that in some occasions error list does work:
removing/adding a { and saving shows the expected result:
...14:Block is not closed
clicking there jumps to line 14, o.k.!
Now I remove the \ before my midi-block and run the console:
console shows:
Thanks, the problem is that lilytool is looking for the string error
and warning after the line and column number to find the errors and
warnings.
However, you're running lily in German, so lilytool should watch for
Fehler and Warnung. I've make a quick patch for this and uploaded the
new
Hello list,
on my SuSE linux machine error list does not show any errors or
warnings.
Maybe I have changed something without noticing it?
I have tried to setup jEdit the same way like on my win xp / cywin
installation, where error list is o.k..
I work with lilypond 2.2.4 (linux) and 2.2.2
You could try some things:
- make a block-closing error (delete a } or type one), save and see if
it appears.
- only warnings and errors that have associated line and column numbers
appear on the error list.
- Utilities-Troubleshooting-Activity log: perhaps there are some
Exceptions that can
Dear LilyPond users,
the 0.2 beta version of LilyPond plugin for jEdit is available now from
www.sourceforge.net/projects/lily4jedit
It has better integration with jEdit and cool new features.
News since 0.1:
- jDvi integrated into lily4jedit, so point-and-click is available, thanks
I don't have my computer these days but I will soon upload the 2.2.0
javadoc.
Bert
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Hello,
I've been using jEdit for a while now, and it is really helpful.
Recently I noticed that the lilyPond Help still uses Version 2.1.6
06JAN04 of the lilpond doc.
Can I change this somehow to the current version (2.2.0)?
Thank you,
Thomas
cygwin
Hello,
I've been using jEdit for a while now, and it is really helpful.
Recently I noticed that the lilyPond Help still uses Version 2.1.6
06JAN04 of the lilpond doc.
Can I change this somehow to the current version (2.2.0)?
Thank you,
Thomas
cygwin
1) How can I configure JEdit to run lilypond-book = latex = dvips with
a single click?
2) I noticed 2 minor mistakes in score setup wizard:
- in strings section there are two violas named and no cello.
- the wizard creates \property instead of \set
Thank you for your great tool.
Bostjan
I don't have much time to work on lily4jedit in these days, but I can tell
you that many new features can be achieved by using just jEdit's features.
1 ) How can I configure JEdit to run lilypond-book = latex = dvips with
a single click?
That's a good question :-)
It's not so hard, but not so
Good job, it works for me ok (winXP, cygwin).
I'm not familiar with jedit though -- is it possible to create a
keyboard shortcut for running lilypond on a buffer?
Pawel
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David (et al.):
I'll be very happy to have syntax colouring especially
If anyone is interested, I've attached a rudimentary syntax colouring
rule set built for SubEthaEdit (free collaborative Rendezvous-enabled
Cocoa text editor, http://www.codingmonkeys.de/subethaedit/). I'm
hoping to improve
would be resilient enough to support these ?
Cheers,
Darius.
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Dear LilyPond users,
I'm happy to announce the first release of my LilyPond plugin for jEdit
(http://www.jedit.org).
I think Windows users will be especially happy with this plugin
Kieren Richard MacMillan wrote:
David (et al.):
I'll be very happy to have syntax colouring especially
If anyone is interested, I've attached a rudimentary syntax colouring
rule set built for SubEthaEdit (free collaborative Rendezvous-enabled
Cocoa text editor,
Does that run on FreeBSD? I'd love to try it. I'm currently using Nedit
with coloring turned on, but there is nothing that works real well with
.ly files, so I make do with choosing a differant coloring format that
is somewhat useful.
Just curious doesn't emacs, vim or jedit run on freebsd
Dear LilyPond users,
I'm happy to announce the first release of my LilyPond plugin for jEdit
(http://www.jedit.org).
I think Windows users will be especially happy with this plugin, because you
can achieve many features that were available only in Emacs/Vim.
It should work on other platforms
Bertalan,
I'm very happy that there is now a better way to edit lilypond scores in
JEdit. However, after setting everything up, when I open a .ly file, I
get the following error message: 'error occurred while parsing
lilymode.xml, line 2 expected character (found -)(expected)'
Also JEdit
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