Oops, a closing parenthesis got missed out in
the source. Here is s corrected patch, please ignore the previous one -
apologies for the noise.
Cheers,
Ian Hulin
Ian Hulin wrote:
Hi Carl and all,
Here is a patch containing just the lines I've changed.
I've done a bit of poking around with
the
regexp and it appears that any
unicode alphabetic satisfies either the [:alnum:] or [a-zAz0-9] patterns.
In either case it lets through
letters with unicode > 0FF which is what upsets my version of
ghostscript. Patrick has reported that gs 8.70 is happy with these
characters. I've got 8.64 as my default gs supplied by Ubuntu, and 8.65
files supplied in the lilypond directories, but can't figure out how
to install 8.7.
The string-regexp-substitute does get rid of things like space and ©,
®, but µ is valid. It doesn't accept the Perl-type patterns like \w or
\W, and "-" doesn't need to be escaped (in fact it complains if you do
try it.
Anyhow Reinhold, can use "Flöte" and the
Scandinavians can use things like "Fløjt" in output-suffix now.
Cheers,
Ian
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