On Wed, 2003-11-26 at 18:38, Andreas J. Guelzow wrote:
Now, if you want to work at that level so that the users still think
they can select a printer but you afterwards sidetrack the output (and
ensure that the users don't file bugs or make derogatory comments about
gnumeric), then the right place to insert a few commands would be:
in src/print.c at about lines 1292 or so:
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if (default_range == PRINT_SHEET_RANGE) {
pj->start_page = first-1;
pj->end_page = end-1;
}
additional code goes here!
gpm = gnome_print_job_new (print_config);
pj->print_context = gnome_print_job_get_context (gpm);
pj->range = default_range;
if (default_range == PRINT_SHEET_RANGE) {
pj->start_page = first-1;
pj->end_page = end-1;
}
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Essentially you want to change the print_config to select print to file:
to change the file name (one should suffice but this way at least the
file name also changes in the print dialog):
gpa_node_set_path_value (print_config,
"Settings.Output.Job.FileName",
"/tmp/output.ps");
gpa_node_set_path_value (print_config,
"Settings.Transport.Backend.FileName",
"/tmp/output.ps");
you still need to set the printer and the transport to `FILE'. Check out
the code in libgnomeprintui/gpaui/*.c on pointers how to do that. I am
too busy in the moment to figure out those details. Sorry.
Curiosity killed the cat: It should suffice if you also add: gnome_print_config_set (job->config, "Settings.Transport.Backend", "file"); Andreas -- Andreas J. Guelzow Taliesin Software, Shelties, Pyrsheps and Shetland Sheep
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