release: 1.3.114

[lilypond.git] / lily / main.cc

diff --git a/lily/main.cc b/lily/main.cc
index b98056a3755a25259eec18eeacdb3a0e1f259c87..8a998eb9f0f82d580f0aed610f72833f484407ae 100644 (file)
--- a/lily/main.cc
+++ b/lily/main.cc
@@ -51,8 +51,6 @@ String init_str_global;
 int default_count_global;
 File_path global_path;
 
-Array<String> global_score_header_fields;
-
 bool safe_global_b = false;
 bool experimental_features_global_b = false;
 bool dependency_global_b = false;
@@ -74,7 +72,6 @@ String distill_inname_str (String name_str, String& ext_r);
 Long_option_init theopts[] = {
   {_i ("EXT"), "output-format", 'f',  _i ("use output format EXT (scm, ps, tex or as)")},
   {0, "help", 'h',  _i ("this help")},
-  {_i ("FIELD"), "header", 'H',  _i ("write header field to BASENAME.FIELD")},
   {_i ("DIR"), "include", 'I',  _i ("add DIR to search path")},
   {_i ("FILE"), "init", 'i',  _i ("use FILE as init file")},
   {0, "dependencies", 'M',  _i ("write Makefile dependencies for every input file")},
@@ -237,6 +234,19 @@ setup_paths ()
       global_path.add (p);
 
 #if !KPATHSEA
+      /*
+      Although kpathsea seems nice, it is not universally available 
+      (GNU/Windows). 
+
+      Compiling kpathsea seems not possible without
+      (compiling) a matching tex installation.  Apart from the fact
+      that I cannot get kpathsea compiled for GNU/Windows, another
+      major problem is that TeX installations may be different on
+      different clients, so it wouldn't work anyway.  While ugly,
+      this code is simple and effective.
+        -- jcn
+      */
+
       /* Urg: GNU make's $(word) index starts at 1 */
       int i  = 1;
       while (global_path.try_add (p + to_str (".") + to_str (i)))
@@ -351,9 +361,6 @@ main (int argc, char **argv)
        case 'Q':
          find_old_relative_b= true;
          break;
-       case 'H':
-         global_score_header_fields.push (oparser_global_p->optional_argument_ch_C_);
-         break;
        case 'I':
          global_path.push (oparser_global_p->optional_argument_ch_C_);
          break;