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Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 09:54:51 -0600
From: Tim Shadel <tim@zserve.com>
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You may want to check out Java2HTML (www.java2html.com).  There's an Ant 
task that you can integrate into your build process.  It will generate 
HTML that highlights your source code, adds hyperlinks to allow you to 
navigate it, and put line numbers on it.

You may not even need to print it if you publish the HTML to a central 
location.  But you should just be able to print .html files directly 
from Windows explorer (I assume).  It's a fairly simple solution, but 
may meet your needs without much tweaking.

HTH,

Tim


Larry.Zappeterrini@SanchezProjects.com wrote:

I just came up with a solution that utilizes enscript and Ghostscript. I
initially tried to use the Windows ports of both of those programs, but I
could not get them to work the way I wanted them to. So I installed the
cygwin versions of both and all works well. Basically, I go from the .java
file to a PDF formatted just as you describe below. I wrote a short shell
script that invokes enscript to format the file into a PostScript document
and then run those results trough Ghostscript to distill it into a PDF. It
seems that Windows Explorer allows you to right-click on a selection of PDF
files and print them in one fell swoop (through Acrobat maybe?). So far in
the one day that I have been doing it this way, this has worked well for me.
I have also found gvim to be quite useful in this endeavor. I can open all
of the Java files that I want to print in one gvim session and utilize
command mode to process all of them with the conversion script. This may be
a bit of a roundabout way of accomplishing this task, but it is almost fully
automated for me. Let me know if you would like more specific details about
this process.

Larry


-----Original Message-----
From: Hohlen, John C [mailto:John.C.Hohlen@erac.com]
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 2:38 PM
To: Struts-User (E-mail)
Subject: [OT] Source Code Print Utility For Code Reviews?


Anybody know of a good "free" print utility for generating hardcopies of
Java source files for code reviews?  Something that can print landscape,
automatically print line numbers, etc.  Ideally, I just like to be able put
the utility in my "Send To" folder so I can print the file from Windows
Explorer without having to open up the file.

Thanks,

JOHN

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