Am 14.10.2015 16:35, schrieb Benoît Minisini:
> Le 14/10/2015 10:39, Rolf-Werner Eilert a écrit :
>> I found it! The shell or the kprinter or lp or whatever need a complete
>> path, like /home/mydir/thefile.pdf. But I had a "~" instead.
>>
>> So now it's running like expected, at least.
>>
>> Rolf
Le 14/10/2015 10:39, Rolf-Werner Eilert a écrit :
> I found it! The shell or the kprinter or lp or whatever need a complete
> path, like /home/mydir/thefile.pdf. But I had a "~" instead.
>
> So now it's running like expected, at least.
>
> Rolf
>
Beware : When you use "EXEC", you run your program
I found it! The shell or the kprinter or lp or whatever need a complete
path, like /home/mydir/thefile.pdf. But I had a "~" instead.
So now it's running like expected, at least.
Rolf
Am 14.10.2015 10:09, schrieb Fabien Bodard:
> Gambas it's able to generate a pdf file itself by setting the prin
Yes, that's exactly what I do, Fabien.
And when I have a PDF then, what would be the easiest way to send it to
the printer? I tried
drucker.OutputFile = feld[1]
drucker.Print
but nothing happened.
Rolf
Am 14.10.2015 10:09, schrieb Fabien Bodard:
> Gambas it's able to generate a
Gambas it's able to generate a pdf file itself by setting the printer file
property.
Le 14 oct. 2015 09:11, "Rolf-Werner Eilert" a
écrit :
> Maybe somewhat silly, but I got stuck here:
>
> From a Gambas program I try to print a PDF file. Up to now (old version
> in Gambas2), with PS files, I do
Maybe somewhat silly, but I got stuck here:
From a Gambas program I try to print a PDF file. Up to now (old version
in Gambas2), with PS files, I do
Exec ["kprinter", "--nodialog", "-d", drucker.Name, feld[1]] Wait
where feld[1] holds the path to the ps-file to be printed.
Now when I want a P
