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From: | Till Rettig |
Subject: | Addition to the AU |
Date: | Thu, 20 Dec 2007 15:10:30 +0200 |
User-agent: | Thunderbird 2.0.0.6 (X11/20071022) |
Hi Graham, as a reaction to this thread http://www.nabble.com/creating-Schenkerian-Graphs-in-Lilypond-td14418187.html on the bug list, I thought you might wellcome some additions to the convert-ly discussion in the AU (file running.itely). I would suggest a text like @subsection Help for Windows User To start the command promt in Windows, go to the Start Menu -> Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt. It opens with the working directory at the C drive. Change the working directory to the folder where your .ly file is. For example, if you have them in the folder "lily" in "My Documents", do cd "My Documents\lily" (Note that you can save key strokes by typing in cd My and then press TAB to expand that to My Documents) Now you have to issue the command convert-ly on your file. The option -e means, that you changes convert-ly makes are directly written into the file, so save your file first under a new name before you issue the command. You can for instance add the LilyPond version number to the file's name. Now run the command itself: convert-ly -e myfile.ly It will give you some information what it changed in the file. Now you can process the file as usual by dropping it on the lilypond symbol, or you can process it by calling lilypond on the command prompt: lilypond myfile.ly This might be useful for the first time to see if convert-ly has converted everything right. There are some issues, that convert-ly cannot handle, see @rprog{Problems with @code{convert-ly}}. Sorry, I am somehow unsure about the formatting yet, I hope you
can see immediately, how it should be implemented the correct way.
Greetings Till
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