>
> It's really simple. Just open the device, giving it the number of pages =
> you want to print. Then start the page, the set the scale to some value =
> that gives you enough room to fit everything on your page.
>
> Now simply call the FLTK drawing command, just like you would inside =
> someWidget::draw(). Then end the page and print the next one.
>
> Finally, close the device.
>
> // print pages
> Fl_Printer * p =3D new Fl_Printer();
> if (!p->start_job(num_windows)) {
> // Print each page...
> for (page =3D 0; page<n; page++) {
> int width, heightl
> p->start_page();
> p->printable_rect(&width, &height);
> =20
> // draw a headline
> fltk3::font(fltk3::HELVETICA_BOLD, 12);
> fltk3::color(0, 0, 0);
> fltk3::draw("It's really simple.", width/2, 32);
>
> // set the scale, if needed (default is 72dpi)
> p->scale(scale, scale);
> // print more
>
> p->end_page();
> }
> p->end_job();
> }
> delete p;
>
>
>
>
> On 07.08.2011, at 23:16, Richard Sanders wrote:
>
> > I need to print a page that is has more text lines than the window (or
> > screen).
> >=20
> > I am not having a problem printing things. I am wondering if anyone
> > has experience printing a multi page document who would share their
> > incites (rather than me re inventing thew wheel).=20
> >=20
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Thanks, I was wondering about drawing text to the printer rather than on a
widget.
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