Hi everybody,
I think the subject is quite clear: does someone know of a tool
converting LISP sources to a nice output in HTML, Postscript or
PCL format?
This tool should work under HP-UX, eventually with Emacs19. It'll be
also OK on OS/2 or WinNT/95 (but without Emacs!). Please avoid
tools working with TeX (sorry you teXy :-\).
ThX in advance, Eric.
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In <·············@hpbbrd.hp.com> Eric Lavarde <·····@hpbbrd.hp.com> writes:
>I think the subject is quite clear: does someone know of a tool
>converting LISP sources to a nice output in HTML, Postscript or
>PCL format?
>
>This tool should work under HP-UX, eventually with Emacs19.
I use font-lock mode in GNU Emacs or XEmacs and then print using
ps-print. This lets you set up a simple table defining correspondences
between font-lock faces and PostScript fonts.
- Marty
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