>
> This looks very helpful. Is there any way to use the sed command to create
> a new file, just like gregorio turns a .gabc into a .tex? With the "sed -f"
> do you always have to just copy and paste it into the new location? Please
> forgive my ignorance of command lines.
>
I'm not sure about Windows, though I think it's similar.
Add > after the command, then the filename,
eg
sed -f 8g.sed 109.tone > 109.gabc
will output a gabc file.
The > will output to a file, but it will overwrite the file if it exists. If
you don't want to overwrite anything, use a >> to append rather than
overwrite, eg
sed -f 8g.sed 109.tone >> 109.gabc
I recommend putting all the gabc headers in the .tone file, and they will be
copied over to the gabc.
Regards,
Andrew.
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