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Re: Problem with trying to create parts
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Peter Newton |
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Re: Problem with trying to create parts |
Date: |
Thu, 4 Dec 2008 12:34:44 -0800 (PST) |
I have tried a number of things since posting the message below. Somewhere
along the way the problem disappeared. I still don't know which of the
things I did made the difference. One interesting thing was that the log
containing the error message(s) said that it had looked in a number of
places for the file "piece.ly", including the current directory, where it
actually was. However, in order to try everything, I put the file in the
first of the default locations and the process began to work. Later I
deleted the file from that location, leaving it in the current directory,
and the process continued to work.
Peter Newton
Peter Newton wrote:
>
> I am a new user of Lilypond. I am trying to follow the instructions for
> creating a score and parts found in the Templates section of the user
> manual on page 327 (or page 336 of the PDF version, going by the page
> count in Adobe Reader). I have searched for a previous post about the
> problem I am having in this forum but without success. Sorry if I have
> missed something and am repeating this question.
>
> The procedure specified is to take the sample code and split it into
> several files, including a "piece.ly" file which is referenced in all the
> other files. However, when I try to do this and run the resulting files
> through Lilypond, the log files all say the "piece.ly" file can't be
> found. All the files are in the same directory. Various other errors are
> found, mostly to do with the word "tag" in the individual files, but I
> suspect that these are due to the missing "piece.ly" file. I would be
> happy to receive any suggestions or to privide further information about
> the error messages and so on. But until the program can find the
> "piece.ly" file, nothing else seems worth pursuing.
>
> I have successfully created other input files without any "include"
> commands. Thanks for any help.
>
> Peter Newton
>
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