Re: error on startup

[David Rysdam]

Yes, you are right.  Running
/etc/profile.d/lilypond.sh set me up correctly. 
Thanks for the tip--since I ran the RPM I didn't read
INSTALL.txt

Another Q: I run lilypond file.ly, then tex file.tex,
then xdvi file.dvi.  But the dvi (a format I know very
little about, btw) doesn't display with line breaks. 
So after about 2-3 measures I can't see anything on
the right.  I'd just as soon skip TeX/dvi and go right
to PS, but it doesn't seem to work right.

--- Mats Bengtsson <address@hidden> wrote:
> > I'm following the tutorial on the website and I've
> run
> > into a smallish problem.  The instructions are
> "Now,
> > run TeX".  So I do "tex file.tex".  It can't find
> > lilyponddefs.tex.  OK, so I tell it where that is.
> 
> > More "lost" files follow.
> > 
> > How do I tell TeX (or can I tell lilypond to tell
> TeX)
> > where these files are without having to type them
> all
> > in time after time.  I'm assuming there's some
> command
> > line option or env var or something...
> 
> The normal procedure is to run ly2dvi (which
> internally
> calls Lilypond, builds a LaTeX wrapper file, sets
> the
> necessary variables and calls latex) which will
> solve
> your problems. 
> However, I think the RPM adds a file in
> /etc/profile.d/
> or similarly which automatically makes the correct
> variable settings when you login.
> You should also find an answer to your questions in 
> INSTALL.txt.
> 
>       /Mats
> 
> 
> 
> 


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