Am 12.11.18 um 22:15 schrieb Graham King:
On 9 Nov 2018, at 14:07, Andrew Bernard wrote:
I do not know
how to get the lilypond command for compiling out of Frescobaldi to examine.
...but you might be able to get it out of the process table by using the Linux command
"ps" with a suitable flag (see "man ps" on your distro). This needs to be done
while Frescobaldi is executing lilypond, so you might need to run ps in a loop to catch it.
Something like:
while true ; do ps -C lilypond -f ; sleep 1 ; done
might work. Run it, then compile the music in frescobaldi, then interrupt the
while-loop using Ctrl-C, and inspect the output.
Thank you for the input, but - moving this to private discussion - I
gave him the lines of code to inject into Frescobaldi that print the
generated command line.
Didn't seem to help unfortunately. So far it really seems that LilyPond
behaves inconsistently in this case when run as a subprocess of Frescobaldi.
Urs
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