I'm getting an error message that's driving me crazy:
GNU LilyPond 2.11.44
Processing `merengue.ly'
Parsing...
merengue.ly:239:24: error: syntax error, unexpected STRING
a,4-. g'-. a,-.
gis'-. \ostinatoTwo % m.
11-12
merengue.ly:285:17: error: syntax error, unexpected STRING
g4-. e-.
gis-. e-. | \ostinatoFour | % m. 11-12
merengue.ly:327:3: error: errors found, ignoring music expression
<< % creates new grand staff
error: failed files: "merengue.ly"
This is an orchestral score, and the problems are coming in the 2nd
violin and cello parts. So, the \ostinatoTwo and \ostinatoFour are
user-defined commands and they seem to work fine--I don't think
they're causing the trouble. The problem is the G-sharp in each case,
I think. Something is getting triggered by the "gis'-." on line 239
and lin 285. I tried removing the articulations, changing from "gis"
to "fis," or "cis", removing the ' and , and it still chokes on this
part. BUT when I changed the "gis" to a "g" (natural), the problem
goes away. It finishes parsing and creates a nice .pdf for me. When
I extract the troublesome bit and run it as a separate file, it works
fine also, with the g-sharps instead of naturals. I'll attach the
orchestral file and my extraction of the "trouble" spot if anyone
wants to take a run at this. I'm baffled. (I need G-sharps!! :-))
The same problem occurs whether I run it on 2.10.33 or 2.11.44 (Linux
in both cases). Thanks,
Jon
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