On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 5:00 PM, Rudolf Sykora <rudolf.syk...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I want to 'print' the 'page' program, i.e. put /sys/src/cmd/page/* on paper. > I want different files start on new pages, with the header of every > page being the file name and the page. > For this the command > a=`{ls} pr $a | lp -dstdout > toprint.ps > is almost ok. > That 'almost' is in the fact that long lines get truncated, which is > highly undesirable. > fmt -j > could help, but it also replaces spaces and tabs by a single space, again bad. > (btw. why > fmt <>afile > doesn't work?) > > So how? > Can anybody help? (I mean, is there a one-liner?) > Thank you! > Ruda > >
Run it through cb before you print it and give cb a length argument. I did basically this same thing just the other day. John -- "With MPI, familiarity breeds contempt. Contempt and nausea. Contempt, nausea, and fear. Contempt, nausea, fear, and .." -- Ron Minnich