wow! thanks this is looking very interesting. A few questions.
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pagesize setting is not clear. In the documentation you indicate two numbers, separated by a comma. it seems only the page length setting is accepted.
-p {612, 792} does not work at all (no surprise)
-p 612,792 (rejects the 612)
-p 792 gets accepted, but how to set the page width? or is that a 2nd -p?
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if -m is not used, will it take input from standard input, e.g. /dev/ttx.usb/xxxxx
3| is there a way to pipe/send the output to lpr
Where I am going with this... If the app can take standard input and output a .ps to standard output, it can directly input from a serial port connected to an Apple II and shove out each page to the standard printer.
Another option is to provide a commandline input, e.g. -lp where it accepts the printer's name otherwise if -lp is called with no options, just sends directly to lpr, outputting to the default printer.
wow! thanks this is looking very interesting. A few questions.
pagesize setting is not clear. In the documentation you indicate two numbers, separated by a comma. it seems only the page length setting is accepted.
-p {612, 792} does not work at all (no surprise)
-p 612,792 (rejects the 612)
-p 792 gets accepted, but how to set the page width? or is that a 2nd -p?
if -m is not used, will it take input from standard input, e.g. /dev/ttx.usb/xxxxx
3| is there a way to pipe/send the output to lpr
Where I am going with this... If the app can take standard input and output a .ps to standard output, it can directly input from a serial port connected to an Apple II and shove out each page to the standard printer.
Another option is to provide a commandline input, e.g. -lp where it accepts the printer's name otherwise if -lp is called with no options, just sends directly to lpr, outputting to the default printer.