#if __name__ == '__main__':
import lilylib as ly
+import fontextract
global _;_=ly._
global re;re = ly.re
'Han-Wen Nienhuys <hanwen@cs.uu.nl>')
option_definitions = [
- (_ ("EXT"), 'f', 'format',
- _ ('''use output format EXT (texi [default], texi-html,
+ (_ ("FMT"), 'f', 'format',
+ _ ('''use output format FMT (texi [default], texi-html,
latex, html)''')),
(_ ("FILTER"), 'F', 'filter',
_ ("pipe snippets through FILTER [convert-ly -n -]")),
_ ("write output to DIR")),
(_ ("COMMAND"), 'P', 'process',
_ ("process ly_files using COMMAND FILE...")),
+ (_('FILE'), '', 'psfonts',
+ _('extract all PS snippet fonts into FILE')),
('', 'V', 'verbose',
_ ("be verbose")),
('', 'v', 'version',
if '@bindir@' == ('@' + 'bindir@') or not os.path.exists (lilypond_binary):
lilypond_binary = 'lilypond'
+psfonts_file = ''
use_hash_p = 1
format = 0
output_name = 0
NOTIME = 'notime'
OUTPUT = 'output'
OUTPUTIMAGE = 'outputimage'
+PACKED = 'packed'
PAPER = 'paper'
PREAMBLE = 'preamble'
PRINTFILENAME = 'printfilename'
TEXIDOC = 'texidoc'
TEXINFO = 'texinfo'
VERBATIM = 'verbatim'
+FONTLOAD = 'fontload'
+
# NOTIME has no opposite so it isn't part of this dictionary.
# NOQUOTE is used internally only.
NOINDENT: INDENT,
}
+
# Recognize special sequences in the input.
#
# (?P<name>regex) -- Assign result of REGEX to NAME.
NOINDENT,
PRINTFILENAME,
TEXIDOC,
- VERBATIM
+ VERBATIM,
+ FONTLOAD
]
ly_options = {
QUOTE: r'''linewidth = %(linewidth)s - 2.0 * %(exampleindent)s''',
RAGGEDRIGHT: r'''raggedright = ##t''',
+
+ PACKED: r'''packed = ##t''',
},
##
''',
OUTPUTIMAGE: r'''@noindent
-@ifnottex
+@ifinfo
@image{%(base)s,,,[image of music],%(ext)s}
-@end ifnottex
+@end ifinfo
+@html
+<p>
+ <a href="%(base)s.ly">
+ <img align="center" valign="center"
+ border="0" src="%(image)s" alt="[image of music]">
+ </a>
+</p>
+@end html
''',
PRINTFILENAME: '''@file{%(filename)s}
\paper {
#(define dump-extents #t)
+ %(font_dump_setting)s
%(paper_string)s
}
return (None, None)
-def compose_ly (code, options, type):
- option_dict = {}
-
- for i in options:
- if string.find (i, '=') > 0:
- (key, value) = re.split ('\s*=\s*', i)
- option_dict[key] = value
- else:
- if i in no_options.keys ():
- if no_options[i] in option_dict.keys ():
- del option_dict[no_options[i]]
- else:
- option_dict[i] = None
-
- has_linewidth = option_dict.has_key (LINEWIDTH)
- no_linewidth_value = 0
-
- # If LINEWIDTH is used without parameter, set it to default.
- if has_linewidth and option_dict[LINEWIDTH] == None:
- no_linewidth_value = 1
- del option_dict[LINEWIDTH]
-
- for i in default_ly_options.keys ():
- if i not in option_dict.keys ():
- option_dict[i] = default_ly_options[i]
-
- if not has_linewidth:
- if type == 'lilypond' or FRAGMENT in option_dict.keys ():
- option_dict[RAGGEDRIGHT] = None
-
- if type == 'lilypond':
- if LINEWIDTH in option_dict.keys ():
- del option_dict[LINEWIDTH]
- else:
- if RAGGEDRIGHT in option_dict.keys ():
- if LINEWIDTH in option_dict.keys ():
- del option_dict[LINEWIDTH]
-
- if QUOTE in option_dict.keys () or type == 'lilypond':
- if LINEWIDTH in option_dict.keys ():
- del option_dict[LINEWIDTH]
-
- if not INDENT in option_dict.keys ():
- option_dict[INDENT] = '0\\mm'
-
- # The QUOTE pattern from ly_options only emits the `linewidth'
- # keyword.
- if has_linewidth and QUOTE in option_dict.keys ():
- if no_linewidth_value:
- del option_dict[LINEWIDTH]
- else:
- del option_dict[QUOTE]
-
- if FRAGMENT in option_dict.keys ():
- body = FRAGMENT_LY
- else:
- body = FULL_LY
-
- # Defaults.
- relative = 1
- override = {}
- # The original concept of the `exampleindent' option is broken.
- # It is not possible to get a sane value for @exampleindent at all
- # without processing the document itself. Saying
- #
- # @exampleindent 0
- # @example
- # ...
- # @end example
- # @exampleindent 5
- #
- # causes ugly results with the DVI backend of texinfo since the
- # default value for @exampleindent isn't 5em but 0.4in (or a smaller
- # value). Executing the above code changes the environment
- # indentation to an unknown value because we don't know the amount
- # of 1em in advance since it is font-dependent. Modifying
- # @exampleindent in the middle of a document is simply not
- # supported within texinfo.
- #
- # As a consequence, the only function of @exampleindent is now to
- # specify the amount of indentation for the `quote' option.
- #
- # To set @exampleindent locally to zero, we use the @format
- # environment for non-quoted snippets.
- override[EXAMPLEINDENT] = r'0.4\in'
- override[LINEWIDTH] = texinfo_linewidths['@smallbook']
- override.update (default_ly_options)
-
- option_list = []
- for (key, value) in option_dict.items ():
- if value == None:
- option_list.append (key)
- else:
- option_list.append (key + '=' + value)
- option_string = string.join (option_list, ',')
-
- compose_dict = {}
- compose_types = [NOTES, PREAMBLE, LAYOUT, PAPER]
- for a in compose_types:
- compose_dict[a] = []
-
- for (key, value) in option_dict.items():
- (c_key, c_value) = \
- classic_lilypond_book_compatibility (key, value)
- if c_key:
- if c_value:
- ly.warning \
- (_ ("deprecated ly-option used: %s=%s" \
- % (key, value)))
- ly.warning \
- (_ ("compatibility mode translation: %s=%s" \
- % (c_key, c_value)))
- else:
- ly.warning \
- (_ ("deprecated ly-option used: %s" \
- % key))
- ly.warning \
- (_ ("compatibility mode translation: %s" \
- % c_key))
-
- (key, value) = (c_key, c_value)
-
- if value:
- override[key] = value
- else:
- if not override.has_key (key):
- override[key] = None
-
- found = 0
- for type in compose_types:
- if ly_options[type].has_key (key):
- compose_dict[type].append (ly_options[type][key])
- found = 1
- break
-
- if not found and key not in simple_options:
- ly.warning (_ ("ignoring unknown ly option: %s") % i)
-
- # URGS
- if RELATIVE in override.keys () and override[RELATIVE]:
- relative = string.atoi (override[RELATIVE])
-
- relative_quotes = ''
-
- # 1 = central C
- if relative < 0:
- relative_quotes += ',' * (- relative)
- elif relative > 0:
- relative_quotes += "'" * relative
-
- program_name = __main__.program_name
-
- paper_string = \
- string.join (compose_dict[PAPER], '\n ') % override
- layout_string = \
- string.join (compose_dict[LAYOUT], '\n ') % override
- notes_string = \
- string.join (compose_dict[NOTES], '\n ') % vars ()
- preamble_string = \
- string.join (compose_dict[PREAMBLE], '\n ') % override
-
- return (PREAMBLE_LY + body) % vars ()
-
-
def find_file (name):
for i in include_path:
full = os.path.join (i, name)
re.sub ('@', '@@', s)))
def split_options (option_string):
- return re.split (format_res[format]['option_sep'], option_string)
+ if option_string:
+ return re.split (format_res[format]['option_sep'],
+ option_string)
+ return []
class Chunk:
def replacement_text (self):
return 0
class Substring (Chunk):
- def __init__ (self, source, start, end):
+ def __init__ (self, source, start, end, line_number):
self.source = source
self.start = start
self.end = end
+ self.line_number = line_number
def replacement_text (self):
return self.source[self.start:self.end]
class Snippet (Chunk):
- def __init__ (self, type, match, format):
+ def __init__ (self, type, match, format, line_number):
self.type = type
self.match = match
self.hash = 0
- self.options = []
+ self.option_dict = {}
self.format = format
+ self.line_number = line_number
def replacement_text (self):
return self.match.group ('match')
return re.sub (f, self.processed_filename (), s)
class Lilypond_snippet (Snippet):
- def __init__ (self, type, match, format):
- Snippet.__init__ (self, type, match, format)
+ def __init__ (self, type, match, format, line_number):
+ Snippet.__init__ (self, type, match, format, line_number)
os = match.group ('options')
if os:
- self.options = split_options (os)
+ self.do_options (os, self.type)
def ly (self):
return self.substring ('code')
def full_ly (self):
s = self.ly ()
if s:
- return compose_ly (s, self.options, self.type)
+ return self.compose_ly (s)
return ''
+ def do_options (self, option_string, type):
+ self.option_dict = {}
+
+ options = split_options (option_string)
+
+ for i in options:
+ if string.find (i, '=') > 0:
+ (key, value) = re.split ('\s*=\s*', i)
+ self.option_dict[key] = value
+ else:
+ if i in no_options.keys ():
+ if no_options[i] in self.option_dict.keys ():
+ del self.option_dict[no_options[i]]
+ else:
+ self.option_dict[i] = None
+
+ has_linewidth = self.option_dict.has_key (LINEWIDTH)
+ no_linewidth_value = 0
+
+ # If LINEWIDTH is used without parameter, set it to default.
+ if has_linewidth and self.option_dict[LINEWIDTH] == None:
+ no_linewidth_value = 1
+ del self.option_dict[LINEWIDTH]
+
+ for i in default_ly_options.keys ():
+ if i not in self.option_dict.keys ():
+ self.option_dict[i] = default_ly_options[i]
+
+ if not has_linewidth:
+ if type == 'lilypond' or FRAGMENT in self.option_dict.keys ():
+ self.option_dict[RAGGEDRIGHT] = None
+
+ if type == 'lilypond':
+ if LINEWIDTH in self.option_dict.keys ():
+ del self.option_dict[LINEWIDTH]
+ else:
+ if RAGGEDRIGHT in self.option_dict.keys ():
+ if LINEWIDTH in self.option_dict.keys ():
+ del self.option_dict[LINEWIDTH]
+
+ if QUOTE in self.option_dict.keys () or type == 'lilypond':
+ if LINEWIDTH in self.option_dict.keys ():
+ del self.option_dict[LINEWIDTH]
+
+ if not INDENT in self.option_dict.keys ():
+ self.option_dict[INDENT] = '0\\mm'
+
+ # The QUOTE pattern from ly_options only emits the `linewidth'
+ # keyword.
+ if has_linewidth and QUOTE in self.option_dict.keys ():
+ if no_linewidth_value:
+ del self.option_dict[LINEWIDTH]
+ else:
+ del self.option_dict[QUOTE]
+
+ def compose_ly (self, code):
+ if FRAGMENT in self.option_dict.keys ():
+ body = FRAGMENT_LY
+ else:
+ body = FULL_LY
+
+ # Defaults.
+ relative = 1
+ override = {}
+ # The original concept of the `exampleindent' option is broken.
+ # It is not possible to get a sane value for @exampleindent at all
+ # without processing the document itself. Saying
+ #
+ # @exampleindent 0
+ # @example
+ # ...
+ # @end example
+ # @exampleindent 5
+ #
+ # causes ugly results with the DVI backend of texinfo since the
+ # default value for @exampleindent isn't 5em but 0.4in (or a smaller
+ # value). Executing the above code changes the environment
+ # indentation to an unknown value because we don't know the amount
+ # of 1em in advance since it is font-dependent. Modifying
+ # @exampleindent in the middle of a document is simply not
+ # supported within texinfo.
+ #
+ # As a consequence, the only function of @exampleindent is now to
+ # specify the amount of indentation for the `quote' option.
+ #
+ # To set @exampleindent locally to zero, we use the @format
+ # environment for non-quoted snippets.
+ override[EXAMPLEINDENT] = r'0.4\in'
+ override[LINEWIDTH] = texinfo_linewidths['@smallbook']
+ override.update (default_ly_options)
+
+ option_list = []
+ for (key, value) in self.option_dict.items ():
+ if value == None:
+ option_list.append (key)
+ else:
+ option_list.append (key + '=' + value)
+ option_string = string.join (option_list, ',')
+
+ compose_dict = {}
+ compose_types = [NOTES, PREAMBLE, LAYOUT, PAPER]
+ for a in compose_types:
+ compose_dict[a] = []
+
+ for (key, value) in self.option_dict.items ():
+ (c_key, c_value) = \
+ classic_lilypond_book_compatibility (key, value)
+ if c_key:
+ if c_value:
+ ly.warning \
+ (_ ("deprecated ly-option used: %s=%s" \
+ % (key, value)))
+ ly.warning \
+ (_ ("compatibility mode translation: %s=%s" \
+ % (c_key, c_value)))
+ else:
+ ly.warning \
+ (_ ("deprecated ly-option used: %s" \
+ % key))
+ ly.warning \
+ (_ ("compatibility mode translation: %s" \
+ % c_key))
+
+ (key, value) = (c_key, c_value)
+
+ if value:
+ override[key] = value
+ else:
+ if not override.has_key (key):
+ override[key] = None
+
+ found = 0
+ for type in compose_types:
+ if ly_options[type].has_key (key):
+ compose_dict[type].append (ly_options[type][key])
+ found = 1
+ break
+
+ if not found and key not in simple_options:
+ ly.warning (_ ("ignoring unknown ly option: %s") % key)
+
+ # URGS
+ if RELATIVE in override.keys () and override[RELATIVE]:
+ relative = string.atoi (override[RELATIVE])
+
+ relative_quotes = ''
+
+ # 1 = central C
+ if relative < 0:
+ relative_quotes += ',' * (- relative)
+ elif relative > 0:
+ relative_quotes += "'" * relative
+
+ program_name = __main__.program_name
+
+ paper_string = string.join (compose_dict[PAPER],
+ '\n ') % override
+ layout_string = string.join (compose_dict[LAYOUT],
+ '\n ') % override
+ notes_string = string.join (compose_dict[NOTES],
+ '\n ') % vars ()
+ preamble_string = string.join (compose_dict[PREAMBLE],
+ '\n ') % override
+
+ font_dump_setting = ''
+ if FONTLOAD in self.option_dict:
+ font_dump_setting = '#(define-public force-eps-font-include #t)\n'
+
+ return (PREAMBLE_LY + body) % vars ()
+
# TODO: Use md5?
def get_hash (self):
if not self.hash:
def texstr_is_outdated (self):
if backend == 'ps':
return 0
-
+
base = self.basename ()
ok = self.ly_is_outdated ()
ok = ok and (os.path.exists (base + '.texstr'))
base = self.basename ()
if format == HTML:
str += self.output_print_filename (HTML)
- if VERBATIM in self.options:
+ if VERBATIM in self.option_dict:
verb = verbatim_html (self.substring ('code'))
str += write (output[HTML][VERBATIM] % vars ())
- if QUOTE in self.options:
+ if QUOTE in self.option_dict:
str = output[HTML][QUOTE] % vars ()
str += output[HTML][BEFORE] % vars ()
ext = ''
str += output[TEXINFO][OUTPUTIMAGE] % vars ()
- base = self.basename()
- str += output[format][OUTPUT] % vars()
+ base = self.basename ()
+ str += output[format][OUTPUT] % vars ()
return str
def output_latex (self):
base = self.basename ()
if format == LATEX:
str += self.output_print_filename (LATEX)
- if VERBATIM in self.options:
+ if VERBATIM in self.option_dict:
verb = self.substring ('code')
str += (output[LATEX][VERBATIM] % vars ())
- if QUOTE in self.options:
+ if QUOTE in self.option_dict:
str = output[LATEX][QUOTE] % vars ()
str += (output[LATEX][OUTPUT] % vars ())
def output_print_filename (self, format):
str = ''
- if PRINTFILENAME in self.options:
+ if PRINTFILENAME in self.option_dict:
base = self.basename ()
filename = self.substring ('filename')
str = output[format][PRINTFILENAME] % vars ()
+ self.output_print_filename (LATEX)
+ '\n@end tex\n')
base = self.basename ()
- if TEXIDOC in self.options:
+ if TEXIDOC in self.option_dict:
texidoc = base + '.texidoc'
if os.path.exists (texidoc):
str += '@include %(texidoc)s\n\n' % vars ()
- if VERBATIM in self.options:
+ if VERBATIM in self.option_dict:
verb = verbatim_texinfo (self.substring ('code'))
str += (output[TEXINFO][VERBATIM] % vars ())
- if not QUOTE in self.options:
- str = output[TEXINFO][NOQUOTE] % vars()
+ if not QUOTE in self.option_dict:
+ str = output[TEXINFO][NOQUOTE] % vars ()
str += self.output_info ()
-
+
# str += ('@ifinfo\n' + self.output_info () + '\n@end ifinfo\n')
# str += ('@tex\n' + self.output_latex () + '\n@end tex\n')
# str += ('@html\n' + self.output_html () + '\n@end html\n')
- if QUOTE in self.options:
+ if QUOTE in self.option_dict:
str = output[TEXINFO][QUOTE] % vars ()
# need par after image
'include': Include_snippet,
}
+def find_linestarts (s):
+ nls = [0]
+ start = 0
+ end = len (s)
+ while 1:
+ i = s.find ('\n', start)
+ if i < 0:
+ break
+
+ i = i + 1
+ nls.append (i)
+ start = i
+
+ nls.append (len (s))
+ return nls
+
def find_toplevel_snippets (s, types):
res = {}
for i in types:
map (lambda x, f = found: f.setdefault (x, None),
types)
+ line_starts = find_linestarts (s)
+ line_start_idx = 0
# We want to search for multiple regexes, without searching
# the string multiple times for one regex.
# Hence, we use earlier results to limit the string portion
cl = Snippet
if snippet_type_to_class.has_key (type):
cl = snippet_type_to_class[type]
- snip = cl (type, m, format)
+
+
start = index + m.start ('match')
+ line_number = line_start_idx
+ while (line_starts[line_number] < start):
+ line_number += 1
+
+ line_number += 1
+ snip = cl (type, m, format, line_number)
found[type] = (start, snip)
if found[type] \
endex = found[first][0]
if not first:
- snippets.append (Substring (s, index, len (s)))
+ snippets.append (Substring (s, index, len (s), line_start_idx))
break
+ while (start > line_starts[line_start_idx+1]):
+ line_start_idx += 1
+
(start, snip) = found[first]
- snippets.append (Substring (s, index, start))
+ snippets.append (Substring (s, index, start, line_start_idx + 1))
snippets.append (snip)
found[first] = None
index = start + len (snip.match.group ('match'))
# it is too generic for lilypond-book.
if texstr_names and re.search ('^[0-9A-Za-z/]*lilypond', cmd):
- my_system (string.join ([cmd + ' --backend texstr ' ] + texstr_names))
+ my_system (string.join ([cmd, '--backend texstr',
+ 'snippet-map.ly'] + texstr_names))
for l in texstr_names:
my_system ('latex %s.texstr' % l)
if ly_names:
- my_system (string.join ([cmd] + ly_names))
+ my_system (string.join ([cmd, 'snippet-map.ly'] + ly_names))
LATEX_DOCUMENT = r'''
%(preamble)s
class Compile_error:
pass
-def do_process_cmd (chunks):
+def write_file_map (lys, name):
+ snippet_map = open ('snippet-map.ly', 'w')
+ snippet_map.write ("""
+#(define version-seen? #t)
+#(ly:add-file-name-alist '(
+""")
+ for ly in lys:
+ snippet_map.write ('("%s.ly" . "%s:%d (%s.ly)")\n'
+ % (ly.basename (),
+ name,
+ ly.line_number,
+ ly.basename ()))
+
+ snippet_map.write ('))\n')
+
+def do_process_cmd (chunks, input_name):
+ all_lys = filter (lambda x: is_derived_class (x.__class__,
+ Lilypond_snippet),
+ chunks)
+
+ write_file_map (all_lys, input_name)
ly_outdated = \
filter (lambda x: is_derived_class (x.__class__,
Lilypond_snippet)
ly.progress ('\n')
if ly_outdated:
- ly.progress (_ ("Processing...\n"))
+ ly.progress (_ ("Processing..."))
+ ly.progress ('\n')
process_snippets (process_cmd, ly_outdated, texstr_outdated, png_outdated)
else:
ly.progress (_ ("All snippets are up to date..."))
# FIXME
format = ext2format[e]
else:
- ly.error (_ ("cannot determine format for: %s" \
+ ly.error (_ ("can't determine format for: %s" \
% input_filename))
ly.exit (1)
return format
-
+
+def write_if_updated (file_name, lines):
+ try:
+ f = open (file_name)
+ oldstr = f.read ()
+ new_str = string.join (lines, '')
+ if old == new_str:
+ ly.progress (_ ("Output file is up to date."))
+ return
+ except:
+ pass
+
+ ly.progress (_ ("Writing output file."))
+ open (file_name, 'w').writelines (lines)
+
def do_file (input_filename):
# Ugh.
if not input_filename or input_filename == '-':
output_filename = '-'
output_file = sys.stdout
else:
- if not output_name:
- output_filename = input_base + format2ext[format]
- else:
+ if output_name:
if not os.path.isdir (output_name):
os.mkdir (output_name, 0777)
- output_filename = (output_name
- + '/' + input_base
- + format2ext[format])
+ os.chdir (output_name)
+ output_filename = input_base + format2ext[format]
if os.path.exists (input_filename) \
and os.path.exists (output_filename) \
and os.path.samefile (output_filename, input_fullname):
_ ("Output would overwrite input file; use --output."))
ly.exit (2)
- output_file = open (output_filename, 'w')
- if output_name:
- os.chdir (output_name)
try:
ly.progress (_ ("Reading %s...") % input_fullname)
source = in_handle.read ()
break
if filter_cmd:
- output_file.writelines ([c.filter_text () \
- for c in chunks])
-
+ write_if_updated (output_filename,
+ [c.filter_text () for c in chunks])
elif process_cmd:
- do_process_cmd (chunks)
+ do_process_cmd (chunks, input_fullname)
ly.progress (_ ("Compiling %s...") % output_filename)
- output_file.writelines ([s.replacement_text () \
- for s in chunks])
+ write_if_updated (output_filename,
+ [s.replacement_text ()
+ for s in chunks])
ly.progress ('\n')
+
+
def process_include (snippet):
os.chdir (original_dir)
name = snippet.substring ('filename')
ly.progress (_ ("Processing include: %s") % name)
ly.progress ('\n')
- do_file (name)
+ return do_file (name)
+
+ include_chunks = map (process_include,
+ filter (lambda x: is_derived_class (x.__class__,
+ Include_snippet),
+ chunks))
+
- map (process_include,
- filter (lambda x: is_derived_class (x.__class__,
- Include_snippet),
- chunks))
+ return chunks + reduce (lambda x,y: x + y, include_chunks, [])
+
except Compile_error:
os.chdir (original_dir)
ly.progress (_ ("Removing `%s'") % output_filename)
ly.progress ('\n')
-
- os.unlink (output_filename)
raise Compile_error
def do_options ():
- global format, output_name
+ global format, output_name, psfonts_file
global filter_cmd, process_cmd, verbose_p
(sh, long) = ly.getopt_args (option_definitions)
sys.exit (0)
elif o == '--verbose' or o == '-V':
verbose_p = 1
+ elif o == '--psfonts':
+ psfonts_file = a
elif o == '--warranty' or o == '-w':
if 1 or status:
ly.warranty ()
file = files[0]
global process_cmd, format
- format = guess_format (files[0])
+ if not format:
+ format = guess_format (files[0])
- formats = "ps"
- if format == TEXINFO:
- formats += ',png'
+ formats = 'ps'
+ if format == TEXINFO or format == HTML:
+ formats += ',png'
if process_cmd == '':
- process_cmd = lilypond_binary + ' --formats=%s --backend eps ' % formats
+ process_cmd = lilypond_binary \
+ + ' --formats=%s --backend eps ' % formats
if process_cmd:
process_cmd += string.join ([(' -I %s' % p)
ly.setup_environment ()
try:
- do_file (file)
+ chunks = do_file (file)
+ if psfonts_file:
+ fontextract.verbose = verbose_p
+ snippet_chunks = filter (lambda x: is_derived_class (x.__class__,
+ Lilypond_snippet),
+ chunks)
+ fontextract.extract_fonts (psfonts_file,
+ [x.basename() + '.eps'
+ for x in snippet_chunks])
+
except Compile_error:
ly.exit (1)
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