Hi Joey,
Am 11.01.2018 um 12:00 schrieb Johannes Roeßler:
Hm, looks all correct.
Could you please
a) try to enter C:/OLL/ to Frescobaldi's path (just a guess)
b) try if you can access *any* file that is relative to a path given
toFrescobaldi's include path?Urs
Hi Urs,
unfortunately you have to "pick" a folder - I can't enter the path
manually. But for I actually couldn't access *any* file - your
question pointed me to the solution: - I have to put it into my
Users-Directory - just on root does'nt work (as long you're not logged
in as admin, I assume) - now its working.
So like c:\users\Joei\OLL
Great. I didn't look forward to fixing yet another Windows related issue
(last time was a few days ago ...)
BTW - are you the one maintaining Openlilylib.org? It looks very
promising - alas there is no real content :)
Well, I'm the one *not* maintaing it ;-)
I also found it promising, but got stuck with something and didn't get
over it (basically it's the result of an online course I did). IIRC it
was about feeding content to the web app. All the content stubs you can
see are hardcoded as JSON objects :-o which is obviously not scalable at
all.
So if anyone out there would be willing to help with that Node/Angular
site we may finally get at least some global information online (what it
is, how it can be used, what is available - my mid-term wish of having a
proper auto-generated documentation from the packages themselves is
another matter).
Best
Urs
Cheers Joei
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