>Out of curiosity, why would anyone print out source code these days? If >you're a professor using the printouts for lectures, the code snippets >should be short enough that bolding and color are irrelevant. If it's longer >sections for publications, hire a minion.
Because reading something (e.g. source code) is much easier on paper than on screen. Why a lot of people buy printed documentation or print it self, if it's available on-line (or on-screen)? Because you can sit down in your armchair or lay down in your bed and read. >Sorry to be so contrary, but there are a boatload full of features I'd like >addressed before this. That's another thing and I might agree with you. Tom At 01:24 21.12.01 -0600, you wrote: >-1 > >Out of curiosity, why would anyone print out source code these days? If >you're a professor using the printouts for lectures, the code snippets >should be short enough that bolding and color are irrelevant. If it's longer >sections for publications, hire a minion. > >Sorry to be so contrary, but there are a boatload full of features I'd like >addressed before this. > >-- >Shane > > >"Dr. Scott Steinman" wrote: > > > Java code printing is still buggy... _______________________________________________ Eap-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-list
