On 26/10/12 21:41, Luis wrote:
Hello
To make a .ps file with python code with syntax color I use:
:hardcopy > %.ps
That work well !
But if I use it from bash:
$ cat hardcopy.vim
:hardcopy > %.ps
$ vim -e -s my_code.py < hardcopy.vim
I get a my_code.py.ps file with no color but hugly bold instead colors syntax
highlight
Luis
Try
echo 'x' >> hardcopy.vim
vim -S hardcopy.vim my_code.py
Or you could edit hardcopy.vim, add a line with x (or q) and optionally
remove the colon before :hardcopy.
IIUC, Vim will open and close, and give you the desired output.
-S filename tells Vim to source another file at the end of startup, in
addition to your vimrc (or -u file) which is sourced at the beginning of
startup.
See :help -S
Best regards,
Tony.
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