Open and close T eXShop and it will create the missing directory (along with all the other configuration directories and files). Nota Bene: If you have never opened T eXShop before then this directory will not exist on your system. There is also an mand file in the contrib folder which will do this for you.
Simply copy this file to ~/Library/TeXShop/Engines and the engine should show up in the drop down list the next time you start T eXShop (you may also need to set the executable bit if your security settings have deactivated it). You can find it in /Users/Shared/Gregorio/contrib/TeXShop if you used the installer or in #/gregorio-git/contrib/TeXShop if you cloned the repository (where # is the directory you cloned the repository to).
To make life easier, we’ve included an engine which is set up correctly, in the contributed add-ons which were installed as part of Gregorio: LuaLaTeX+se.engine. Unfortunately, T eXShop does not come with such an engine configured by default.
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If you have installed a version of Gregorio on top of the version that comes with Mac T eX (an intermediate release or development version) then you will need to make use of an engine with the -shell-escape option active. Such users should be able to jump straight into using Gregorio with the LuaLaTeX (or LuaTeX, if you prefer) engines that come bundled with T eXShop.
If you’re using the version of Gregorio that comes with T eXLive, then this should be done for you (that version of the executable is on the list of allowed programs which can be called without special permission. Gregorio needs a lualatex engine that is able to launch the gregorio program during compilation in order to compile gabc scores automatically. Configuring T eXShop for Gregorio Automatic score compilation
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