In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Christ van
Willegen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Sarah wrote:
WinXP saves Lilypond input code as *.txt, no matter what; and I can't get it
to calm down.
Do you edit this in Notepad? Here's a tip if you di use it: Enclose the filename
in the save dialog in... When you
Sirs:
I have spent hours trying to get Lilypond downloaded and working on my 3
systems: Win98, WinXP, and Mandrake Linux 10.0.
Win 98 the Python hung up; but I got the test to run once. When I copied a
score example to try something more I got errors (lilylib missing or Bash
won't run the
Sarah Cordish schrieb:
Sirs:
Hi,
Mandrake lets me upload Thac's RPM's and install Lilypond. The Joe text
editor is awful; is there a better one?
Do you have a graphical Interface? If yes, try using nedit or gedit/kwrite (if
you have Gnome/KDE). I'm using wrtie and it works well for me. If
The input example was copied from your documentation web page.
\score {
\notes {
\time 3/4
\clef bass
c2 e4 g2.
f4 e d c2 r4
}
}
The above was saved on desktop as LILY2.ly and I called cygwin.
This is a copy of the screen:
Your group is
For Windows: I recommend using WinXP, because 98 can't run python well.
For editing I recommend jedit,(www.jedit.org) it has syntax highlighting
and a downloadable plugin for LilyPond that makes it easy to compile and
view scores. For learning I recommend using the Document Wizard of this
Sarah wrote:
WinXP saves Lilypond input code as *.txt, no matter what; and I can't get it
to calm down.
Do you edit this in Notepad? Here's a tip if you di use it: Enclose the filename
in the save dialog in... When you save a file as test.ly with the quotes
included, it will be saved as
