Re: lilypondbook with multiple files

2010-10-01 Thread Stefan Thomas
Dear Susan, thanks a lot. I guess I understand it know, at least better than before- 2010/10/1 Susan Dittmar > > Quoting Stefan Thomas (kontrapunktste...@googlemail.com): > > Dear community, > > strange enough, but > > > > > \input {./partone.tex} > > > > > works fine! > > Not strange at all. >

Re: lilypondbook with multiple files

2010-10-01 Thread Susan Dittmar
Quoting Stefan Thomas (kontrapunktste...@googlemail.com): > Dear community, > strange enough, but > > > \input {./partone.tex} > > > works fine! Not strange at all. It will be processed in a two-stage run. First stage is lilypond-book, which produces partone.tex from partone.lytex and parttwo.t

Re: lilypondbook with multiple files

2010-10-01 Thread Stefan Thomas
Dear community, strange enough, but > \input {./partone.tex} > works fine! 2010/10/1 Dmytro O. Redchuk > On Fri 01 Oct 2010, 12:45 Susan Dittmar wrote: > > Dear Stefan, > [...] > > > I did not work with lilypondbook yet, but I would try this approach: > > > > - move partone.tex to partone.lytex

Re: lilypondbook with multiple files

2010-10-01 Thread Dmytro O. Redchuk
On Fri 01 Oct 2010, 12:45 Susan Dittmar wrote: > Dear Stefan, [...] > I did not work with lilypondbook yet, but I would try this approach: > > - move partone.tex to partone.lytex > - move parttwo.tex to parttwo.lytex > Do *not* change the \input calls in master.tex! Oh, indeed! On Fri 01 Oct 20

Re: lilypondbook with multiple files

2010-10-01 Thread Susan Dittmar
> > \input partone.tex > Try \input {partone.tex} This does make a difference, as the first one uses the TeX primitive, and the second uses LaTeX's additional checks, but I think for the present problem using LaTeX's version will be no improvement. Just my 2 cents, Susan ___

Re: lilypondbook with multiple files

2010-10-01 Thread Susan Dittmar
Dear Stefan, looks like lilypond-book does not honor the \input command, which means you will have to process those parts one by one. I would even appreciate this behaviour if my assumption is correct, as it reduces the workload for lilypond in case of changes in only one of the part files. I did

Re: lilypondbook with multiple files

2010-10-01 Thread Dmytro O. Redchuk
On Fri 01 Oct 2010, 12:11 Stefan Thomas wrote: > Dear community, > I have problems processing a latex-file with lilypond-book and latex, which > consists of more than one parts. > Here is my example: > the "master file" %%% > \documentclass[a4paper]{article} > > \begin{document} > \in

lilypondbook with multiple files

2010-10-01 Thread Stefan Thomas
Dear community, I have problems processing a latex-file with lilypond-book and latex, which consists of more than one parts. Here is my example: the "master file" %%% \documentclass[a4paper]{article} \begin{document} \input partone.tex \input parttwo.tex \end{document} % the file part