obsolete example : Win32PrinterDocument Test page

(Obsolete. Replaced by textprinter1.py)

   from lino.textprinter import winprn
   printerName = None # Default Printer
   d = winprn.Win32PrinterDocument(printerName)
   d.printLine("")
   d.printLine("Win32PrinterDocument Test page")
   d.printLine("")
   cols = 7
   d.printLine("".join(" "*9+str(i+1) for i in range(cols)]))
   d.printLine("1234567890"*cols)
   d.printLine("")
   d.printLine("Here is some \003b1bold\033b0 text.")
   d.printLine("Here is some \033u1underlined\033u0 text.")
   d.printLine("Here is some \033i1italic\033i0 text.")
   d.endDoc()

The printed output of this code will look roughly as follows:

   Win32PrinterDocument Test page

            1         2         3         4         5         6         7
   1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890

   Here is some bold text.
   Here is some underlined text.
   Here is some italic text.

Refering articles:

• new textprinter example (code changes 21.01.05) — New textprinter1.py example. Rather for fun or to be complete I added a console version of a textprinter. The old Example is now obsolete.
• new textprinter: htmlprn (code changes 03.01.05) — New module lino:src/lino/textprinter/htmlprn.py. Tested in lino:tests/75.py and used only to generate the html version for Example : Win32PrinterDocument Test page.