There's been some basic code including within gnocl for some time now that shows how the printing of ascii files can be done. The code is basic and does really allow for any settings configuration from the script side of things. It was ok for listings. This weekend I've taken a look at the GtkPrint API and have begun to add more functionality and power to what Gnocl print services has to offer. Its an interesting exercise really as the library calls still expect quite a bit to be completed by the application source prior to issuing the actual print job. This includes rendering pages.
Again, working on different pieces of code sheds light onto other areas of the project that need some attention. One of these was documenting the gnocl:winfo command.
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