There were two changes that I made to the lua script, but I think that only
one got committed. The other change was to prevent this from happening.
Make sure that the line calling lualatex gives it the
--interaction=nonstopmode argument, so that if it runs into a problem it
will bail rather than wait for user input. You might then have to check the
output of lualatex (which showed in the render frame edit window) and figure
out what problem it is running into.
Anyway, change the last line of the gregorio-scribus.lua file, the os.spawn
line to be this:
os.spawn(format("%s --interaction=nonstopmode %s.tex", lualatexbin,
pathbase))
I think that should keep it from locking up.
Benjamin Bloomfield
On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 05:27, Bernard Marsh <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm very much a beginner here, and would appreciate any help anyone can
> give...
> I've just installed the latest svn of Gregorio (1097) and I'm trying to get
> to grips with the system.
> Having got an error message when trying to run with scribus, I've copied
> the modified (1098) version of gregorio-scribus.lua into
> /usr/share/scribus-ng/editorconfig/ and am trying to test the gregorio
> "render frame". The result is that the system locks into the "rendering" but
> doesn't appear to terminate anything.
>
> Is there another bug somewhere - or is it because I need to
> recompile/reinstall the sources, rather than simply copying the file as I
> have done?
>
> System:
> ubuntu 10.10
> gregorio svn 1097 with gregorio-scribus.lua copied as said above
> scribus 1.3.8
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Bernard
>
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