On 27 May 2008, at 20:25, Peter Dyballa wrote:
Mac-print-mode uses htmlize to convert (actually text based) buffers into an HTML representation in which Unicode contents is preserved. Graphics files viewed are of course printed as their "text" contents and not as their graphics overlay – not perfect yet. The HTML representation is then passed to the Mac OS X printing system via the Coral application (http://hmdt-web.net/coral/).
In other words, it's a big, big hack. (And Aquamacs doesn't get it right, either.)
The good way to implement this is to use the standard display routines with a graphics context that is then printed. This should be simple to do in Cocoa!
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