Am 2013-11-12 um 09:42 schrieb Carl Sorensen <[email protected]>:

> There are a number of ways to make it easy to run musicxml2ly (or any of
> the other files in the bin folder.  My way of doing it (probably not the
> most straightforward, but it works for me) is to edit the .profile folder
> in my HOME directory and add an entry of the following:

he meant: .profile *file* in your home folder (it’s invisible, you can only 
find it on the command line).

> export PATH=/Applications/LilyPond/Contents/Resources/bin:$PATH

I would attach the LilyPond path at the end, but that’s a matter of taste. A 
mixup of commands is rather improbable.

> Note that this path should be modified if LilyPond is not in
> /Applications.  You can get the proper path to put in the export command
> by selecting Show Path Bar from the View menu in Finder.
> 
> If you don't have a .profile file in your home directory, go ahead and
> create one.

or use the .bashrc file, if there is one, it works the same.


If you don’t know your way around with the command line (bash, Terminal):

* start Terminal.app
* type: nano .profile
  (you get a simple text editor)
* look if there’s already a line with „export PATH“:
  if yes: append „:/Applications/LilyPond/Contents/Resources/bin“ to it
  if no: append Carl’s line to the end of the file.
* press Ctrl-O Return Ctrl-X to save and exit
* try if lilypond or musicxml2ly start if you call them on the command line



Greetlings, Hraban
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Henning Hraban Ramm
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