> As has been previously discussed on the list, Christopher has been
> working on a new report formatting architecture, designed to describe
> reports in an output-independent manner. This, probably combined with
> gnome-print, is obviously the best long-term solution to our report
> exporting needs.
>
> However, as a temporary measure, I intend to hack together printing
> by sending our generated HTML through an external HTML/PS converter.
>
> Searching for such a beast, I have come across only one direct method
> - a program called HTMLDOC. The other alternative is of course
> html2latex, which would involve an intermediate step but would also
> provide a temporary solution.
>
> Obviously, we don't want to make yet-another-compulsory-dependancy,
> so I'll make the location of this program an option, and make
> it possible to disable printing entirely.
>
> 1) Does anyone have any objections to this idea?
What about just providing the ability to save the html to a file?
After that, you can do anything you like with it, including convert
it to html using whatever converter you prefer.
dave
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