Op So. 19 Mei 2019 om 10:56 het Hiroaki MORIMOTO <[email protected]> geskryf:
>
> Thank you Don.
> I think this is a problem on musixflx.
>
> Unfortunately, I do not have enough knowledge about musixflx yet.
> All I did in this morning is to search the string "error_exit(2)"
> and to trace "if-then-else-endif" statement, both Lua version and C
> version.
> I know current version musixflx.exe is only a stub which launches
> musixflx.lua; i.e. current musixflx.exe is something like a copy
> or a symbolic/hard link to lua.exe.  Editing musixflx.lua will be
> the way.
> In contrast, C version musixflx.exe (built from musixflx.c)
> contains all the calculation process.
>
> Musixflx is not so large program, but it seems to have a bit
> complicated algorithm deeply related to musixtex.tex.
> At least C version might be understandable for me but it may
> take quite a long time...

I am fluent in Lua and once I understand the mistake in logic, I shall
fix it in musixflx.lua.

Lua is in theory a library designed to be embedded in a host program,
such as luatex (which expects Lua rather than TeX when called as
"texlua"). On Un*x systems, Lua scripts can be executed directly by
the system via the "shebang" comment.

-- Dirk
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