On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 6:55 AM, Tapani Simojoki <[email protected]> wrote: > I am trying to set an English text, using the centering-scheme: english > feature in the header. However, when I run gregorio on the gabc file, that > line is not recognised. Instead, I get the following error string: > > error: unrecognized character: "c" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "e" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "n" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "t" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "e" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "r" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "i" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "n" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "g" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "-" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "s" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "c" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "h" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "e" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "m" in definition part > error: unrecognized character: "e" in definition part > > It's a nice acrostic, but not very useful for my purposes! > > I'm using the 2.0-1 from the debian sid depository, running on Ubuntu > Maverick.
Hi, The centering-scheme: feature was not implemented before v2.0; it's currently only available in the svn version. Hope that helps, -Tracy _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
