Re: \include command and local network folders

[David Wright]

On Tue 24 Apr 2018 at 00:42:32 (-0700), foxfanfare wrote:
> Knute Snortum wrote
> > My tests on Windows 10 indicate that lilypond.exe can't handle UNC
> > notation.  This is true even of a local file.
> 
> Let me wonder if everybody here use linux!
> Maybe is it time for me to go for it...

All the windows users I come into contact with would only know network
drives that are associated with a drive letter, and those would have
been set up by some institutional administrator/technician.
Few if any would recognise a UNC.

I'm aware that there are places in windows where forward slashes can
be used in filenames (places like system calls, I think), but I don't
know all the whys and wherefores. Probably best avoided.

I've never enjoyed interworking with MS products—there always seem to
be hiccups (like BOMs, TNEFs, MSCHAP, hiding stuff, etc)—but if you
stick to one side or the other (and make a few small allowances like
in this thread), you should be all right with a program like LP.

OTOH...

Cheers,
David.

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Re: \include command and local network folders

[foxfanfare]

Knute Snortum wrote
> My tests on Windows 10 indicate that lilypond.exe can't handle UNC
> notation.  This is true even of a local file.

Let me wonder if everybody here use linux!
Maybe is it time for me to go for it...




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Re: \include command and local network folders

[Knute Snortum]

On Sun, Apr 22, 2018 at 5:48 PM, David Wright 
wrote:

> On Sun 15 Apr 2018 at 03:42:16 (-0700), foxfanfare wrote:
> > David Wright wrote
> > > It might be worth posting screenshots of Fresco failing with correctly
> > > specified filenames, particularly if you want to report a bug.
> > >
> > > What happens if you run your test file directly from LP, both .ly
> > > and .ily files—does that work correctly? If so, there may be a
> > > problem with how filenames are passed around in Fresco.
> > > I don't know how you do system call tracing in windows, particularly
> > > from a GUI. That's one for windows users.
> >
> > As suggested, I have conducted some tests in order to know a bit more
> about
> > the rendering problem in Lilypond. And I found some things weird!
> >
> > Here are my test conditions:
> >
> > - Windows 10 (I tested this on two computers, Home Edition & Professional
> > Edition)
> > - Lilypond version: 2.18.2 (I also had the same results with the latest
> > 2.19.81, but I prefered post here the logs of the stable version in case
> it
> > was beta related)
> > - Conditions:
> > 1. I have generated the "A scale in LilyPond" default first score and
> save
> > it as "test.ly"
> > 2. I will use two types of rendering the score:
> >   a) drag & drop the *.ly file on the "LilyPond" shortcut created
> > automatically on Windows
> >   b) double click directly on the *.ly file
> > 3. In each cases, I get the log.txt, but the creation of the *.PS and its
> > conversion to *.PDF vary according to the source folders.
>
> The only problem with these tests, which are useful in themselves,
> is that drag & drop and double-click won't be the methods by which
> Fresco starts running LP. In addition, what they do do is AIUI a
> function of the desktop. One advantage you do have is that (also
> AIUI) windows only has one flavour of desktop, unlike say linux.
>
> [edited:]
>
> > 1. Beta test with the original file saved on the desktop:
> >   a) Drag & Drop the file (it works)
> >   b) Double click on the file (it works)
> >
> > 2. Moving the test.ly on my local d:\ drive
> >   a) Drag & Drop the file (doesn't work)
> >   b) Double click on the file (works)
> >
> > 3. Accessing a distant folder by its IP adress:
> >   a) Drag & Drop the file (doesn't work)
> >   b) Double Click on the file (doesn't work)
> >
> > 4. Accessing a distant folder by its server name
> >   a) Drag & Drop the file (doesn't work)
> >   b) Double Click on the file (doesn't work)
> >
> > 5. Accessing a distant folder after mapping it in Windows (Z:\):
> >   a) Drag & Drop the file (doesn't work)
> >   b) Double Click on the file (works)
> >
> > So, here are some basic conclusions:
> >
> > 1. Drag & Drop a *.ly file on the LilyPond shortcut (as suggested in the
> > first automatically generated score), doesn't work AT ALL... Except when
> the
> > file was on the desktop with the shortcut.
> > 2. Accessing a distant folder on Windows works ONLY after mapping the
> same
> > folder with a drive letter.
> > 3. The problem isn't Frescobaldi but LilyPond itself.
> >
> > I hope some of you can confirm or infirm my own tests and that those can
> > help opening a bug report.
>
> Perhaps some windows users will oblige…
>
> Cheers,
> David.
>
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My tests on Windows 10 indicate that lilypond.exe can't handle UNC
notation.  This is true even of a local file.

First I "type" the file (Windows version of "cat") and it works fine with
UNC.  Then I try to launch LilyPond with the same file name and it can't
find the file.

*** Start command line
C:\Users\Knute\Desktop
>type \\KNUTE-HP\Users\Knute\Desktop\test.ly
\version "2.19.81"

{ c'4 d' e' f' }
C:\Users\Knute\Desktop
>lilypond \\KNUTE-HP\Users\Knute\Desktop\test.ly
GNU LilyPond 2.19.81
warning: cannot find file: `\\KNUTE-HP\Users\Knute\Desktop\test.ly'
fatal error: failed files: "KNUTE-HP\\Users\\Knute\\Desktop\\test.ly"
*** End command line

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Re: \include command and local network folders

[David Wright]

On Sun 15 Apr 2018 at 03:42:16 (-0700), foxfanfare wrote:
> David Wright wrote
> > It might be worth posting screenshots of Fresco failing with correctly
> > specified filenames, particularly if you want to report a bug.
> > 
> > What happens if you run your test file directly from LP, both .ly
> > and .ily files—does that work correctly? If so, there may be a
> > problem with how filenames are passed around in Fresco.
> > I don't know how you do system call tracing in windows, particularly
> > from a GUI. That's one for windows users.
> 
> As suggested, I have conducted some tests in order to know a bit more about
> the rendering problem in Lilypond. And I found some things weird!
> 
> Here are my test conditions:
> 
> - Windows 10 (I tested this on two computers, Home Edition & Professional
> Edition)
> - Lilypond version: 2.18.2 (I also had the same results with the latest
> 2.19.81, but I prefered post here the logs of the stable version in case it
> was beta related)
> - Conditions: 
> 1. I have generated the "A scale in LilyPond" default first score and save
> it as "test.ly"
> 2. I will use two types of rendering the score:
>   a) drag & drop the *.ly file on the "LilyPond" shortcut created
> automatically on Windows
>   b) double click directly on the *.ly file
> 3. In each cases, I get the log.txt, but the creation of the *.PS and its
> conversion to *.PDF vary according to the source folders.

The only problem with these tests, which are useful in themselves,
is that drag & drop and double-click won't be the methods by which
Fresco starts running LP. In addition, what they do do is AIUI a
function of the desktop. One advantage you do have is that (also
AIUI) windows only has one flavour of desktop, unlike say linux.

[edited:]

> 1. Beta test with the original file saved on the desktop:
>   a) Drag & Drop the file (it works)
>   b) Double click on the file (it works)
> 
> 2. Moving the test.ly on my local d:\ drive
>   a) Drag & Drop the file (doesn't work)
>   b) Double click on the file (works)
> 
> 3. Accessing a distant folder by its IP adress:
>   a) Drag & Drop the file (doesn't work)
>   b) Double Click on the file (doesn't work)
> 
> 4. Accessing a distant folder by its server name
>   a) Drag & Drop the file (doesn't work)
>   b) Double Click on the file (doesn't work)
> 
> 5. Accessing a distant folder after mapping it in Windows (Z:\):
>   a) Drag & Drop the file (doesn't work)
>   b) Double Click on the file (works)
> 
> So, here are some basic conclusions:
> 
> 1. Drag & Drop a *.ly file on the LilyPond shortcut (as suggested in the
> first automatically generated score), doesn't work AT ALL... Except when the
> file was on the desktop with the shortcut.
> 2. Accessing a distant folder on Windows works ONLY after mapping the same
> folder with a drive letter.
> 3. The problem isn't Frescobaldi but LilyPond itself.
> 
> I hope some of you can confirm or infirm my own tests and that those can
> help opening a bug report.

Perhaps some windows users will oblige…

Cheers,
David.

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Re: \include command and local network folders

[foxfanfare]

David Wright wrote
> It might be worth posting screenshots of Fresco failing with correctly
> specified filenames, particularly if you want to report a bug.
> 
> What happens if you run your test file directly from LP, both .ly
> and .ily files—does that work correctly? If so, there may be a
> problem with how filenames are passed around in Fresco.
> I don't know how you do system call tracing in windows, particularly
> from a GUI. That's one for windows users.
> 
> Cheers,
> David.


Hi everyone,

As suggested, I have conducted some tests in order to know a bit more about
the rendering problem in Lilypond. And I found some things weird!

Here are my test conditions:

- Windows 10 (I tested this on two computers, Home Edition & Professional
Edition)
- Lilypond version: 2.18.2 (I also had the same results with the latest
2.19.81, but I prefered post here the logs of the stable version in case it
was beta related)
- Conditions: 
1. I have generated the "A scale in LilyPond" default first score and save
it as "test.ly"
2. I will use two types of rendering the score:
a) drag & drop the *.ly file on the "LilyPond" shortcut created
automatically on Windows
b) double click directly on the *.ly file
3. In each cases, I get the log.txt, but the creation of the *.PS and its
conversion to *.PDF vary according to the source folders.

So here it is:

1. Beta test with the original file saved on the desktop:

a) Drag & Drop the file (it works)

# -*-compilation-*-
Traitement de « test.ly »
Analyse...
Interprétation en cours de la musique...
Pré-traitement des éléments graphiques...
Détermination du nombre optimal de pages...
Répartition de la musique sur une page...
Dessin des systèmes...
Sortie mise en page vers « Users/MYNAME/Desktop/test.ps »...
Conversion « ./Users/MYNAME/Desktop/test.pdf »...
Compilation menée à son terme, avec succès.

b) Double click on the file (it works)

# -*-compilation-*-
Traitement de « test.ly »
Analyse...
Interprétation en cours de la musique...
Pré-traitement des éléments graphiques...
Détermination du nombre optimal de pages...
Répartition de la musique sur une page...
Dessin des systèmes...
Sortie mise en page vers « Users/MYNAME/Desktop/test.ps »...
Conversion « ./Users/MYNAME/Desktop/test.pdf »...
Compilation menée à son terme, avec succès.

***

2. Moving the test.ly on my local d:\ drive

a) Drag & Drop the file (doesn't work)

# -*-compilation-*-
Avertissement : fichier non trouvé : « D:\test.ly »
erreur fatale : erreur sur les fichiers "D:\\test.ly"

b) Double click on the file (works)

# -*-compilation-*-
Traitement de « test.ly »
Analyse...
Interprétation en cours de la musique...
Pré-traitement des éléments graphiques...
Détermination du nombre optimal de pages...
Répartition de la musique sur une page...
Dessin des systèmes...
Sortie mise en page vers « test.ps »...
Conversion à « ./test.pdf »...
Compilation menée à son terme, avec succès.

***

3. Accessing a distant folder by its IP adress:

a) Drag & Drop the file (doesn't work)

# -*-compilation-*-
Avertissement : fichier non trouvé : « \\192.168.0.13\Public\test.ly »
erreur fatale : erreur sur les fichiers "192.168.0.13\\Public\\test.ly"

b) Double Click on the file (doesn't work)

# -*-compilation-*-
Avertissement : fichier non trouvé : « \\192.168.0.13\Public\test.ly »
erreur fatale : erreur sur les fichiers "192.168.0.13\\Public\\test.ly"

***

4. Accessing a distant folder by its server name

a) Drag & Drop the file (doesn't work)

# -*-compilation-*-
Avertissement : fichier non trouvé : « \\WDMYCLOUDEX2\Public\test.ly »
erreur fatale : erreur sur les fichiers "WDMYCLOUDEX2\\Public\\test.ly"

b) Double Click on the file (doesn't work)

# -*-compilation-*-
Avertissement : fichier non trouvé : « \\WDMYCLOUDEX2\Public\test.ly »
erreur fatale : erreur sur les fichiers "WDMYCLOUDEX2\\Public\\test.ly"

***

5. Accessing a distant folder after mapping it in Windows (Z:\):

a) Drag & Drop the file (doesn't work)

# -*-compilation-*-
Avertissement : fichier non trouvé : « Z:\test.ly »
erreur fatale : erreur sur les fichiers "Z:\\test.ly"

b) Double Click on the file (works)

# -*-compilation-*-
Traitement de « test.ly »
Analyse...
Interprétation en cours de la musique...
Pré-traitement des éléments graphiques...
Détermination du nombre optimal de pages...
Répartition de la musique sur une page...
Dessin des systèmes...
Sortie mise en page vers « test.ps »...
Conversion à « ./test.pdf »...
Compilation menée à son terme, avec succès.

***

So, here are some basic conclusions:

1. Drag & Drop a *.ly file on the LilyPond shortcut (as suggested in the
first automatically generated score), doesn't work AT ALL... Except when the
file was on the desktop with the shortcut.
2. Accessing a distant folder on Windows works ONLY after mapping the same
folder with a drive letter.
3. The problem isn't Frescobaldi but LilyPond itsel

Re: \include command and local network folders

[Federico Bruni]

Il giorno gio 12 apr 2018 alle 22:42, foxfanfare  
ha scritto:

SoundsFromSound wrote

 Yes, you're correct. It's a valid shared path (don't worry about the
 Samba share stuff).

 When I map drives for sharing like this, I have success using the
 computer name vs. the IP, for what it's worth - even though both
 *should* work for all applications...

 (i.e. instead of

 \\192.168.0.13\Public\test.ly

 ...

 *\\WorkstationTwo\Public\test.ly*


Actually, I also tested with the NAS name but it didn't worked either!
I thought then it might be password related, that's why I made all my 
test

from the Public folder. No success either.

It worked neither with the IP adress nor with the name of the device. 
Only

by mapping as suggested.

So my final guess is that frescobaldi doesn't support SMB!



This reminds me an issue I had a few months ago and I found the 
confirmation here:

https://github.com/wbsoft/frescobaldi/issues/1053

But I did not add any comments. Weird.
Later today I'll be able to make a test and confirm.




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Re: \include command and local network folders

[David Wright]

On Thu 12 Apr 2018 at 14:17:08 (-0700), foxfanfare wrote:
> David Wright wrote
> > Then I think that's the filename you need to use. I assume
> > "Starting lilypond-windows…" means you're running on a windows box.
> 
> Oh I see what you mean. But no! Frescobaldi starts compiling with this
> Starting lilypond-windows.exe
> 
> ... but I'm running on Windows 10...

Fine, you're up to date.

>  
> 
> As you see, here's three different ways to access the same distant folder
> 1) with IP adress
> 2) with the device name
> 3) with a mapping drive letter
> 
> When I open the *.ly file in frescobaldi, it can work only in the third
> option!

It might be worth posting screenshots of Fresco failing with correctly
specified filenames, particularly if you want to report a bug.

What happens if you run your test file directly from LP, both .ly
and .ily files—does that work correctly? If so, there may be a
problem with how filenames are passed around in Fresco.
I don't know how you do system call tracing in windows, particularly
from a GUI. That's one for windows users.

Cheers,
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Re: \include command and local network folders

[foxfanfare]

David Wright wrote
> Then I think that's the filename you need to use. I assume
> "Starting lilypond-windows…" means you're running on a windows box.

Oh I see what you mean. But no! Frescobaldi starts compiling with this
Starting lilypond-windows.exe

... but I'm running on Windows 10...

 

As you see, here's three different ways to access the same distant folder
1) with IP adress
2) with the device name
3) with a mapping drive letter

When I open the *.ly file in frescobaldi, it can work only in the third
option!




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Re: \include command and local network folders

[David Wright]

On Thu 12 Apr 2018 at 12:13:21 (-0700), foxfanfare wrote:
> David Wright wrote
> > I see no filenames. I only see //192.168.1.13/Public/test.ly which
> > looks like an incomplete URL, but lacking its protocol (like HTTP:).
> > I can only assume when you mapped the files to a drive letter,
> > you got the syntax correct. Would this reference help?
> > 
> > https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa365247(v=vs.85).aspx
> 
> I don't understand David : \\192.168.0.13\Public\test.ly is a correct
> Windows path.

Then I think that's the filename you need to use. I assume
"Starting lilypond-windows…" means you're running on a windows box.

> I just changed the original "\" with the unix "/" for Frescobaldi to deal
> with (//192.168.0.13/Public/test.ly)
> I think it is named SMB right?

Samba implements SMB on unix, yes, but programs on windows should
use their own filename syntax to reference the files transparently.

In linux, you'd typically see something like //192.168.0.13/Public
if you were mounting a share as a client. Similarly you could only
hand a filename like //192.168.0.13/Public/test.ly to a client that
already knew what protocol to use, like smbclient.

So try using the filename you wanted to specify, rather than
second guessing the way the system deals with it. I'd be interested
to know your results.

Cheers,
David.

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Re: \include command and local network folders

[foxfanfare]

SoundsFromSound wrote
> Yes, you're correct. It's a valid shared path (don't worry about the 
> Samba share stuff).
> 
> When I map drives for sharing like this, I have success using the 
> computer name vs. the IP, for what it's worth - even though both 
> *should* work for all applications...
> 
> (i.e. instead of
> 
> \\192.168.0.13\Public\test.ly
> 
> ...
> 
> *\\WorkstationTwo\Public\test.ly*

Actually, I also tested with the NAS name but it didn't worked either!
I thought then it might be password related, that's why I made all my test
from the Public folder. No success either.

It worked neither with the IP adress nor with the name of the device. Only
by mapping as suggested.

So my final guess is that frescobaldi doesn't support SMB!




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Re: \include command and local network folders

[Ben]

On 4/12/2018 3:13 PM, foxfanfare wrote:

David Wright wrote

I see no filenames. I only see //192.168.1.13/Public/test.ly which
looks like an incomplete URL, but lacking its protocol (like HTTP:).
I can only assume when you mapped the files to a drive letter,
you got the syntax correct. Would this reference help?

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa365247(v=vs.85).aspx

Cheers,
David.

I don't understand David : \\192.168.0.13\Public\test.ly is a correct
Windows path.
I just changed the original "\" with the unix "/" for Frescobaldi to deal
with (//192.168.0.13/Public/test.ly)
I think it is named SMB right?




Yes, you're correct. It's a valid shared path (don't worry about the 
Samba share stuff).


When I map drives for sharing like this, I have success using the 
computer name vs. the IP, for what it's worth - even though both 
*should* work for all applications...


(i.e. instead of

\\192.168.0.13\Public\test.ly

...

*\\WorkstationTwo\Public\test.ly*

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Re: \include command and local network folders

[foxfanfare]

David Wright wrote
> I see no filenames. I only see //192.168.1.13/Public/test.ly which
> looks like an incomplete URL, but lacking its protocol (like HTTP:).
> I can only assume when you mapped the files to a drive letter,
> you got the syntax correct. Would this reference help?
> 
> https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa365247(v=vs.85).aspx
> 
> Cheers,
> David.

I don't understand David : \\192.168.0.13\Public\test.ly is a correct
Windows path.
I just changed the original "\" with the unix "/" for Frescobaldi to deal
with (//192.168.0.13/Public/test.ly)
I think it is named SMB right?



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Re: \include command and local network folders

[David Wright]

On Thu 12 Apr 2018 at 09:32:40 (-0700), foxfanfare wrote:
> Giampaolo Orrigo wrote
> > I had success in doing it, but instead of using IP addresses I mapped the
> > remote drive to a logical drive. Maybe you want to try that. 
> > 
> > Giampaolo Orrigo, MBA
> 
> It worked! Thank you very much Giampaolo, problem solved! :)
> 
> I don't know if this "bug" come from Frescobaldi or LilyPond, but maybe this
> could be an issue (accessing files via IP) which could be interesting to
> solve?

I see no filenames. I only see //192.168.1.13/Public/test.ly which
looks like an incomplete URL, but lacking its protocol (like HTTP:).
I can only assume when you mapped the files to a drive letter,
you got the syntax correct. Would this reference help?

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa365247(v=vs.85).aspx

Cheers,
David.

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Re: \include command and local network folders

[foxfanfare]

SoundsFromSound wrote
> On 4/12/2018 11:54 AM, foxfanfare wrote:
> So I am very sorry for the delay. I've recorded over 20 new 
> videos but am still editing many of them. I hope that my tutorials can 
> continue to help others discover the amazing capabilities (and 
> community) of LilyPond - so I will certainly be sharing them as soon as 
> possible starting next month as my new goal.

I'm glad to hear that! I'm looking forward to it :-)

I have to admit that I find the documentation of LilyPond really EXCELLENT.
Well organized, clear, and with a lot of exemples. I really enjoyed reading
the initiation guide and I'm still reading the notation book. And also
congratulations to the translators! Even most of the ly exemples are in
french which is very good for me ;-)

But the video tutorials bring something different and very interesting. It
is more accessible and could be watched in many circunstances (for instance,
I learnt the bases of this software, watching your videos while I was
cooking :-) I'm pretty sure this is the kind of work that shows to people
that it IS possible to work with this software, because let's be honnest: it
IS quite frightening at first sight...

Back in 2013, I tried to learn this software but was discouraged pretty
fast... Second try now!

And as you maybe noticed, I even use your Solarized Theme!

Best,
Rémy




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Re: \include command and local network folders

[Ben]

On 4/12/2018 12:32 PM, foxfanfare wrote:

Giampaolo Orrigo wrote

I had success in doing it, but instead of using IP addresses I mapped the
remote drive to a logical drive. Maybe you want to try that.

Giampaolo Orrigo, MBA

It worked! Thank you very much Giampaolo, problem solved! :)

I don't know if this "bug" come from Frescobaldi or LilyPond, but maybe this
could be an issue (accessing files via IP) which could be interesting to
solve?




I find that mapping always has better, more consistent results using any 
program, etc. vs. using IP


Glad you got it fixed :)
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Re: \include command and local network folders

[foxfanfare]

Giampaolo Orrigo wrote
> I had success in doing it, but instead of using IP addresses I mapped the
> remote drive to a logical drive. Maybe you want to try that. 
> 
> Giampaolo Orrigo, MBA

It worked! Thank you very much Giampaolo, problem solved! :)

I don't know if this "bug" come from Frescobaldi or LilyPond, but maybe this
could be an issue (accessing files via IP) which could be interesting to
solve?



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Re: \include command and local network folders

[Ben]

On 4/12/2018 11:54 AM, foxfanfare wrote:

Thanks for your answers.

In fact, I just found the problem isn't due to the \include command but more
in the original "ly" file that doesn't work (apparently) when it is placed
on my NAS! ... even if the directory of the NAS is added in Frescobaldi.


BTW, I take the opportunity since I met you on this forum, to thank you
personnaly for your excellent LilyPond video tutorials on YouTube! Your
videos conviced me to try this software! I hope you'll continue your serie.

Best,





Foxfanfare,

Thank you so much for the kind feedback on my videos. I am so happy to 
hear that people are finding them helpful. I really had hoped to be able 
to continue to post new ones regularly but I've struggled with several 
heavy life events over the past couple years, which derailed my best 
efforts. So I am very sorry for the delay. I've recorded over 20 new 
videos but am still editing many of them. I hope that my tutorials can 
continue to help others discover the amazing capabilities (and 
community) of LilyPond - so I will certainly be sharing them as soon as 
possible starting next month as my new goal.


When I think about it, the main reason I created the learning series was 
because when I found LilyPond, I was (happily) overwhelmed with 
excitement and bewilderment; I could not believe that a program like 
this was free and available to everyone. After coming from SCORE (and 
Finale), I wanted to show my appreciation to all the developers and to 
everyone who has helped LilyPond become what it is today - alongside 
it's outstandingly comprehensive documentation...by creating quality 
educational videos with all those who are interested.


Thank you to everyone who works so hard to keep LilyPond going strong.

And, again, thank you Foxfanfare for your kind words.

And welcome to LilyPond :)
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Re: \include command and local network folders

[Giampaolo Orrigo]

I had success in doing it, but instead of using IP addresses I mapped the 
remote drive to a logical drive. Maybe you want to try that. 

Giampaolo Orrigo, MBA

> On Apr 12, 2018, at 11:54, foxfanfare  wrote:
> 
> Thanks for your answers.
> 
> In fact, I just found the problem isn't due to the \include command but more
> in the original "ly" file that doesn't work (apparently) when it is placed
> on my NAS! ... even if the directory of the NAS is added in Frescobaldi.
> 
> For exemple: 
> 1. I generate in Frescobaldi a choir template
> 2. I save it on the NAS folder
> 3. I can save the file, but when I try to engrave, I get this error message:
> 
>  
> 
> That's a bit problematic since I use different computers at home and I like
> to centralize my work and documents... Would be great if someone has the
> time to make the same test than me on Windows and tell us if the problem is
> mine or in Frescobaldi!
> 
> 
> 
> SoundsFromSound wrote
>> Did you save the file first? Usually on Windows when you engrave a score
>> without saving it first Frescobaldi will print that to your log like in
>> your first PNG file (i.e. Local / AppData / TEMP etc)
>> 
>> Also, it looks like Frescobaldi can't find the file, rather than LilyPond.
>> Is the path setup correct?
> 
> The file is saved. I even rebooted Frescobaldi but the ly file on the NAS
> won't engrave!
> 
> BTW, I take the opportunity since I met you on this forum, to thank you
> personnaly for your excellent LilyPond video tutorials on YouTube! Your
> videos conviced me to try this software! I hope you'll continue your serie.
> 
> Best,
> 
> 
> 
> 
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Re: \include command and local network folders

[foxfanfare]

Thanks for your answers.

In fact, I just found the problem isn't due to the \include command but more
in the original "ly" file that doesn't work (apparently) when it is placed
on my NAS! ... even if the directory of the NAS is added in Frescobaldi.

For exemple: 
1. I generate in Frescobaldi a choir template
2. I save it on the NAS folder
3. I can save the file, but when I try to engrave, I get this error message:

 

That's a bit problematic since I use different computers at home and I like
to centralize my work and documents... Would be great if someone has the
time to make the same test than me on Windows and tell us if the problem is
mine or in Frescobaldi!



 SoundsFromSound wrote
> Did you save the file first? Usually on Windows when you engrave a score
> without saving it first Frescobaldi will print that to your log like in
> your first PNG file (i.e. Local / AppData / TEMP etc)
> 
> Also, it looks like Frescobaldi can't find the file, rather than LilyPond.
> Is the path setup correct?

The file is saved. I even rebooted Frescobaldi but the ly file on the NAS
won't engrave!

BTW, I take the opportunity since I met you on this forum, to thank you
personnaly for your excellent LilyPond video tutorials on YouTube! Your
videos conviced me to try this software! I hope you'll continue your serie.

Best,




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Re: \include command and local network folders

[Knute Snortum]

Try putting the style sheets files into a separate folder, e.g.
C:\Users\RMY~1\LilyPond\StyleSheets

Then put that path into Frescobaldi's Include window.  Edit -> Preferences
-> LilyPond Preferences

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On Thu, Apr 12, 2018 at 6:10 AM, foxfanfare  wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> I want to use the /include command to separate my
> style sheet, as suggested by some of you. I made two files : "test.ly"
> which
> contains the music, and "configuration.ily" for my house-style.
>
> The files are in the same folder and I can get it easily to work on my
> local
> computer drive.
>
> But the problem is when I try to launch the files from my local network
> drive (which is very convenient for me in this kind of work).
>
> Here's the error message I get when I include the "configuration.ily" :
>
> 
>
> Or with the full network path:
>
> 
>
> That's odd, I don't understand why but however Lilypond seems to find my
> file! :
>
> 
>
> Would someone know what seems to be the problem with network path?
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>
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Re: \include command and local network folders

[Ben]

On 4/12/2018 9:10 AM, foxfanfare wrote:

Hi everyone,

I want to use the /include command to separate my
style sheet, as suggested by some of you. I made two files : "test.ly" which
contains the music, and "configuration.ily" for my house-style.

The files are in the same folder and I can get it easily to work on my local
computer drive.

But the problem is when I try to launch the files from my local network
drive (which is very convenient for me in this kind of work).

Here's the error message I get when I include the "configuration.ily" :



Or with the full network path:



That's odd, I don't understand why but however Lilypond seems to find my
file! :



Would someone know what seems to be the problem with network path?

Thanks!



Did you save the file first? Usually on Windows when you engrave a score 
without saving it first Frescobaldi will print that to your log like in 
your first PNG file (i.e. Local / AppData / TEMP etc)


Also, it looks like Frescobaldi can't find the file, rather than 
LilyPond. Is the path setup correct?
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Re: \include command and local network folders

[Malte Meyn]

Am 12.04.2018 um 15:10 schrieb foxfanfare:

That's odd, I don't understand why but however Lilypond seems to find my
file! :




That’s not LilyPond but Frescobaldi finding the file …

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\include command and local network folders

[foxfanfare]

Hi everyone,

I want to use the /include command to separate my
style sheet, as suggested by some of you. I made two files : "test.ly" which
contains the music, and "configuration.ily" for my house-style.

The files are in the same folder and I can get it easily to work on my local
computer drive.

But the problem is when I try to launch the files from my local network
drive (which is very convenient for me in this kind of work).

Here's the error message I get when I include the "configuration.ily" :



Or with the full network path:



That's odd, I don't understand why but however Lilypond seems to find my
file! :



Would someone know what seems to be the problem with network path?

Thanks! 



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