How do I print collapsed reigons COLLAPSED?

[everseeker]

So, I get this nice script... thousands of lines long... I open it in the editor (SciTE Version 1.74)

I collapse all of the code into big chunks (-) (+) in the margin

I actually get it down to 2 managable pages...

THIS, I can afford to print in color... so I do

and get a cup of coffee (MAJOR MISTAKE ON MY PART)

I come back in 10 minutes to find a FAT stack of full color code... (Expensive!)

looks like SciTE is expanding when it prints...

I tried to cut&paste... if I do that on a collapsed reigon, you get the "hidden" code that way too...

Howintheheck do I get JUST the visible bits to print? (thinking "Print the collapsed reigons?" checkbox in C#)

[martin]

So, I get this nice script... thousands of lines long... I open it in the editor (SciTE Version 1.74)

I collapse all of the code into big chunks (-) (+) in the margin

I actually get it down to 2 managable pages...

THIS, I can afford to print in color... so I do

and get a cup of coffee (MAJOR MISTAKE ON MY PART)

I come back in 10 minutes to find a FAT stack of full color code... (Expensive!)

looks like SciTE is expanding when it prints...

I tried to cut&paste... if I do that on a collapsed reigon, you get the "hidden" code that way too...

Howintheheck do I get JUST the visible bits to print? (thinking "Print the collapsed reigons?" checkbox in C#)

Interesting problem.

The only things I can think of are not quick.

1) Add regions to your code if they are not already there, and write a little script to read the main script into a file to be printed but only including the lines depending on the region directives types. You could have a variety of region names to give different results. Maybe ;{$foldfunc}, ;{$foldstart/foldend} and so on. Actually sounds like a useful UDF for someone to write.

2) if there are only 2 pages then you could take a screen shot and print that, or take a screen shot and use some OCR software.

3) I think the information on the folds can be obtained from Scite using messages, so a script could be written to get the visible lines.

Option 1 seems like the simplest quickest way to me.

Perhaps someone knows a neat answer.

[everseeker]

Interesting problem.

The only things I can think of are not quick.

1) Add regions to your code if they are not already there, and write a little script to read the main script into a file to be printed but only including the lines depending on the region directives types. You could have a variety of region names to give different results. Maybe ;{$foldfunc}, ;{$foldstart/foldend} and so on. Actually sounds like a useful UDF for someone to write.

2) if there are only 2 pages then you could take a screen shot and print that, or take a screen shot and use some OCR software.

3) I think the information on the folds can be obtained from Scite using messages, so a script could be written to get the visible lines.

Option 1 seems like the simplest quickest way to me.

Perhaps someone knows a neat answer.

any SciTE Guru's out there?

[Jos]

any SciTE Guru's out there?

Dunno

.... But to my knowledge this isn't possible with SciTE.