Em qua., 20 de mai. de 2026, 22:20, Lucas Pinke <[email protected]> escreveu:
> I'll add instructions to the GH page... > You must run it through python (i.e python3 ./Morse2Lily.py). > I wrote it that way because I thought the shebang would mess up using it > on windows. > > Em qua., 20 de mai. de 2026, 18:54, Kevin Cole <[email protected]> > escreveu: > >> >> >> On Sun, May 10, 2026 at 9:08 PM Lucas Pinke <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> *I wrote a script that converts text into lilypond notes through morse >>> code. Like Dream Theater's "In the Name of God" morse message. * >>> >>> *https://github.com/enipklacus/Morse2Lily* >>> <https://github.com/enipklacus/Morse2Lily> >>> >> >> On a lark, I tried it. The cursor changes to a cross that I've never >> seen before. Then, typing anything results in: >> >> *$ ./Morse2Lily.py* >> *./Morse2Lily.py: line 3: dicLily: command not found* >> *./Morse2Lily.py: line 4: c:: command not found* >> *./Morse2Lily.py: line 5: L:: command not found* >> *./Morse2Lily.py: line 6: P:: command not found* >> *./Morse2Lily.py: line 7: F:: command not found* >> *./Morse2Lily.py: line 8: syntax error near unexpected token `}'* >> *./Morse2Lily.py: line 8: ` }'* >> >> >> It also creates a PostScript file named "*re*" which contains a >> screenshot of the terminal window in which *Morse2Lily.py* is being run. >> Apparently that's what the cross cursor is doing: Indicating that a >> screenshot is about to be taken... I think. I may give it a closer look >> to see what's wrong. >> >> This is on a Linux system [Pop! OS 24.04], running Python 3.12.3. >> >>
