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.