One of the very few complaints I have regarding Textmate is how it handles font sizes for printed documents. I have the apple 30" cinema display (beautiful!). The problem is that if I have a reasonably small size font on the screen, the print size is huge. In order to get the print on the page down to a reasonable font size, I have to reduce the screen font size down to practically microscopic!
The help system mentions something about the Source Bundle having a "View Source as PDF" function, but I couldn't find that function. Bundles -> Source does not show it.
Anyway, I was wondering what other users have done to mitigate this problem.
Thanks, sjf
Steven Finnegan wrote:
One of the very few complaints I have regarding Textmate is how it handles font sizes for printed documents. I have the apple 30" cinema
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The help system mentions something about the Source Bundle having a "View Source as PDF" function, but I couldn't find that function. Bundles -> Source does not show it.
Anyway, I was wondering what other users have done to mitigate this problem.
I send source to an HTML document ("TextMate" → "Create HTML From Document")
Just a thought...
I had this problem with printing PHP. If you want to print PHP or pure HTML, then you can 'Filter Through Command..." (cmd-R) using just
php -s
and viewing the result as HTML, and using cmd- or cmd+ to change the size.
You don't get line numbers, or headers, though.
R
On 30 Aug 2007, at 15:44, Jacob Rus wrote:
Steven Finnegan wrote:
One of the very few complaints I have regarding Textmate is how it handles font sizes for printed documents. I have the apple 30" cinema
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The help system mentions something about the Source Bundle having a "View Source as PDF" function, but I couldn't find that function. Bundles -> Source does not show it. Anyway, I was wondering what other users have done to mitigate this problem.
I send source to an HTML document ("TextMate" → "Create HTML From Document")
-- Richard Dyce MA (Cantab.) MBCS MIET
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