On Feb 28, 2010, at 3:23 PM, Fr. Michael Gilmary wrote:
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>
> Hi Raphael:
>
> Here's a sample of your original = document.tex with a couple
> changes (using the ifxetex package, etc --- change the fonts to suit
> your needs). Also attached is an engine you can run via TeXShop if
> you're on Mac (copy it to ~/Library/TeXShop/Engines/ and it should
> appear in the drop down box for engines ... or you can use the
> preliminary %!TEX TS-program = Lilypond-XeLaTeX line as in the
> included file). Otherwise, just use the lilypond-book as you have
> learned and it will do as you need.
>
> You might have to look into the engine file to set the path to your
> Lilypond.app.
Yes. With a default installation of LilyPond the LILYPONDFOLDER
should be set to just /Applications not /Applications/LilyPond/#current
Alan
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>
> HTH.
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>
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>
> #!/bin/tcsh
> # Updated on 2006/10/17 - Thanks to Marc Schonbrun!
> #
> ##########################
> # HOW TO USE THIS FILE: #
> ##########################
> #
> # 0) Set the variable LILYPONDFOLDER below to the absolute path
> # of the folder containing the Lilypond application.
> # For example, if you have put the Lilypond app in a folder
> # called Music inside the Applications folder, the path
> # is /Applications/Music and the line below must read
> #
> # set LILYPONDFOLDER = /Applications/Music
> #
> # If Lilypond is installed in the Applications folder,
> # then just skip this step.
> #
> set LILYPONDFOLDER = /Applications/Lilypond/#current
> set path = ($path $LILYPONDFOLDER/LilyPond.app/Contents/Resources/
> bin/)
>
> #
> # 1) Rename this file by dropping the .txt suffix
> # and put it into your Library/TeXShop/Engines folder.
> #
> # 2) Run the Terminal application (which you find in the Utilities
> folder)
> # and, in the Terminal window, type:
> #
> # cd ~/Library/TeXShop/Engines
> #
> # then, press the Enter key and type:
> #
> # chmod +x Lilypond-LaTeX.engine
> #
> # and press Enter again. The above command makes this script
> executable.
> #
> # 3) Switch to TeXShop, open a LaTeX file with Lilypond code,
> # choose the Lilypond-LaTeX engine and typeset!
> #
> #######
> # HINT
> #######
> #
> # Write:
> #
> # %!TEX TS-program = Lilypond-LaTeX
> #
> # at the very beginning of your document: this will let TeXShop
> # automatically switch to the right engine!
> #
> #######
> # NOTE about including pictures with \includegraphics:
> #######
> #
> # you may want to include the following in the preamble of your
> # source file:
> #
> # \usepackage{graphicx}
> # \graphicspath{{../}}
> #
> # since the generated LaTeX file is put into a subdirectory
> # of the current directory.
> #
> # In general, if your directory structure is as follows
> #
> # MyLilyPondDocs/
> # MyLilyPondDocs/lilybook.lytex
> # MyLilyPondDocs/MyPictures/
> # MyLilyPondDocs/MyPictures/pic1.eps
> # ...
> # MyLilyPondDocs/MyPictures/picn.eps
> #
> # the preamble of lilybook.lytex should contain:
> #
> # \graphicspath{{../MyPictures/}}
> #
> # The trailing slash "/" is required!
> #
>
> # Create directory to put all temporary stuff
> mkdir -p "$1:r"-out/
> cd "$1:r"-out
> rm "$1:r".tex
> cd ../
>
> if ({ lilypond-book -I "$1:r"-out --output="$1:r"-out --pdf "$1" })
> then
>
> cd "$1:r"-out
>
> if ({ xelatex --output-driver="xdvipdfmx -qq -E" "$1" }) then
> mv "$1:r".pdf ..
> endif
> endif
> #cp "$1:r".pdf ../
> #open "$1:r".pdf
> <music.tex>
>
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