Printing Code
I don’t normally print out the code I write because it just turns out horribly on paper, and you need line numbers on code.
That said, I happened across this command string when a co-worker printed out some code, and I’m happy with the results. It’s pretty slick.
[code]
user@host$ nenscript -2Gr -C yourTextFileOfCode.py
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I’ll leave it to you to figure out what the cryptic options do, but I will include a screen shot of how it prints.
Now enjoy some nice printouts next time you need to run of 30 copies of that page of example code.
Nenscript is an ascii->postscript formatter. Available for windows and linux.
There are plenty of tools to turn postscript files into pdf files if you need that instead of printing
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