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> I tried your proposal but it dosn't work :
> ==========================================================================
> so I tried to copy the midi.so file into the internal python module
> dir, than I copied midi.so
> to midi.pyo nothing
> to midi.pyc nothing python says: Bad magic number ! ah the
> extension is important
> so I investigate the kind of executable, it could be an dll after: cp
> midi.so midi.dll the midi2ly works
Thanks. I'll fix this for the next release.
> to the question notes without heads:
> I do not have gsview in the installation - I installed this separately
> from cygwin.
Again, it looks like you have a font problem. Should have nothing to
do with ghostscript. Run
ly2dvi --verbose -P example-1.ly
and send the output of that testrun to lilypond-user.
> Which packages install not only ghostscript but also gsview ? in the
> cygwin installation
> my normal gsview has no -P option I installed
> 6.51-4 Keep
> Graphics ghostscript: A Postsc
> 7.05-1 Keep
> Graphics ghostscript-base: A F
> 7.05-1 Keep
> Graphics ghostscript-x11: A P xdvi doesn't work
> liblCE.dll could not be found (which package is that)
libICE.dll, if you mean that, is part of XFree86.
> What do I minimal need in the ly-file so that I convert it to midi?
> (I could not convert foo.ly)
\score, some notes, and a \midi {} block. Have a look at the
documentation at
http://lilypond.org/development/Documentation/user/out-www/lilypond/lilypond.html
Jan.
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