if 0 { <> ---- **Summary** [HJG] 2016-02-02: This is another attempt at quick, easy, ad-hoc printing of simple textfiles. I often have some informations in a textfile, and if I need to print that, I want a nice looking page, <
> e.g. with a few headers, some text in bold etc., but I don't want to use an 'Office'-textprocessor for that. The idea is to convert that textfile to a html-file, then print that with the webbrowser. The basic operation of that converter is to copy the inputfile x.txt to x.html, <
> add some lines like "" "", "" etc. and wrap the first line of text in

-tags. <
> Also, replace some chars (like &, <, >) to html-entities. Then I can drop the resulting file x.html into the browser and print. <
> Or, use with a fixed location for the output-file, use a bookmark in the browser. Add some CSS to taste, and extent the converters "basic operation" to cover more markup, as need arises. With ideas and code from the following pages: * http://wiki.tcl.tk/28965%|%Markdown%|% * [A little demon] - Script that can work as a print-spooler. * ... } ---- Code ======tcl # EasyTextPrint001.tcl - HaJo Gurt - 2016-02-02 # http://wiki.tcl.tk/42409 puts "EasyTextPrint:" set i 0 foreach s { foo bar grill } { incr i; puts "$i $s" } ... ### EOF ### ====== ---- Comments ... ---- '''See also:''' * ... <> GUI | Application