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On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 1:06 PM, Doriano Blengino
wrote:
> Vassilis A. Kanatas ha scritto:
>> Yees!!!
>>
>> Gracia Doriano,
>> Ευχαριστώ Demosthenes
>> Merci Benoit
>>
>> It is done!
>>
>> Doriano had right
>>
>> I had to add the lp group to the user Vassilis.
>>
>
Vassilis A. Kanatas ha scritto:
> Yees!!!
>
> Gracia Doriano,
> Ευχαριστώ Demosthenes
> Merci Benoit
>
> It is done!
>
> Doriano had right
>
> I had to add the lp group to the user Vassilis.
>
I am glad you finally succeded!
But, it's my habit (I had to be a teacher), I
Yees!!!
Gracia Doriano,
Ευχαριστώ Demosthenes
Merci Benoit
It is done!
Doriano had right
I had to add the lp group to the user Vassilis.
I also had to put DIM hPrinter AS File !!!
After that the correct code for printing 1 line each time is the
following:
PUBLIC SUB
Vassilis K ha scritto:
> Is there any chance to find out why I get the message:
> Access forbidden at the following Sub? And of course to make it work?
> PUBLIC SUB bEktiposi_Click()
> DIM hPrinter AS Printer
> DIM hFile AS File
> hPrinter = OPEN "dev/lp1" FOR OUTPUT
>
Vassilis K ha scritto:
> Is there any chance to find out why I get the message:
> Access forbidden at the following Sub? And of course to make it work?
> PUBLIC SUB bEktiposi_Click()
> DIM hPrinter AS Printer
> DIM hFile AS File
> hPrinter = OPEN "dev/lp1" FOR OUTPUT
>
Is there any chance to find out why I get the message:
Access forbidden at the following Sub? And of course to make it work?
PUBLIC SUB bEktiposi_Click()
DIM hPrinter AS Printer
DIM hFile AS File
hPrinter = OPEN "dev/lp1" FOR OUTPUT
hPrinter.EndOfLine = gb.Windows
> Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
> >> these are shell commands, cat and echo
> >> cat shows the contents of a file and echo print a string in screen
> >> we use redirection which is >
> >> to a device printer /dev/lp0 or lp1 or lp2 see what is your printer
> >>
> >> To print a file you can write in sh
charlesg ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> I tried printing line-by-line directly to the raw device and got into awful
> overlapping (? buffering) problems.
>
> I think you would be far better to create a single line text file each time
> and then print it with (for example):
> SHELL "cat /home/charles/tilRcpt
Hi,
I tried printing line-by-line directly to the raw device and got into awful
overlapping (? buffering) problems.
I think you would be far better to create a single line text file each time
and then print it with (for example):
SHELL "cat /home/charles/tilRcpt>/dev/lp0"
It's blindingly quick
see the manual
man lpr
man pr
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 3:18 PM, Vassilis K wrote:
>
> You are right!
>
> It works without root privileges with:
>
> echo "this is a test"" | lpr -P lpt2
>
> but it feeds all the paper !!
> I 'll try to find a way not to feed the paper !!
>
> ---
You are right!
It works without root privileges with:
echo "this is a test"" | lpr -P lpt2
but it feeds all the paper !!
I 'll try to find a way not to feed the paper !!
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Vassilis K ha scritto:
> It is a typogriphic error.
>
> I wrote it as "/dev/lp1"
>
Every file in unix has permissions you can change with chmod:
chmod a+w /dev/lp1
(ran as user root). It will give everyone permission to use /dev/lp1.
Or, you can check/change only the permission for the gr
It is a typogriphic error.
I wrote it as "/dev/lp1"
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On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 2:12 PM, Vassilis K wrote:
> Thank you all for your help.
>
> I have tried the following printing SUB:
>
> PUBLIC SUB bEktiposi_Click()
> DIM hPrinter AS Printer
> DIM hFile AS File
> hPrinter = OPEN "dev/lp1" FOR OUTPUT
> hPrinter.EndOfLine = gb
You forgot the slash before dev/lp1 or is that a typo?
So
hPrinter = OPEN "dev/lp1" FOR OUTPUT
Gets
hPrinter = OPEN "/dev/lp1" FOR OUTPUT
Regards,
Ron_2nd.
> Thank you all for your help.
>
> I have tried the following printing SUB:
>
> PUBLIC SUB bEktiposi_Click()
> DIM hPrinter AS Pri
Thank you all for your help.
I have tried the following printing SUB:
PUBLIC SUB bEktiposi_Click()
DIM hPrinter AS Printer
DIM hFile AS File
hPrinter = OPEN "dev/lp1" FOR OUTPUT
hPrinter.EndOfLine = gb.Windows
PRINT #hFile, "test a line: ";
CLOSE hP
Il giovedì 24 settembre 2009 12:10:50 Doriano Blengino ha scritto:
> Demosthenes Koptsis ha scritto:
> > in shell you can do it by
> >
> > echo "Program started" >> /var/log/messages
> >
> > note* >> means redirection to the end of file, so it is append
> >
> > if you type > you will erase the cont
Demosthenes Koptsis ha scritto:
> in shell you can do it by
>
> echo "Program started" >> /var/log/messages
>
> note* >> means redirection to the end of file, so it is append
>
> if you type > you will erase the contents of the file and put only
> "Program started"
>
> now you can use this command
in shell you can do it by
echo "Program started" >> /var/log/messages
note* >> means redirection to the end of file, so it is append
if you type > you will erase the contents of the file and put only
"Program started"
now you can use this command with SHELL.
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 10:41 AM, D
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> these are shell commands, cat and echo
>> cat shows the contents of a file and echo print a string in screen
>> we use redirection which is >
>> to a device printer /dev/lp0 or lp1 or lp2 see what is your printer
>>
>> To print a file you can write in shell or in gamb
> these are shell commands, cat and echo
> cat shows the contents of a file and echo print a string in screen
> we use redirection which is >
> to a device printer /dev/lp0 or lp1 or lp2 see what is your printer
>
> To print a file you can write in shell or in gambas SHELL command the
> command c
these are shell commands, cat and echo
cat shows the contents of a file and echo print a string in screen
we use redirection which is >
to a device printer /dev/lp0 or lp1 or lp2 see what is your printer
To print a file you can write in shell or in gambas SHELL command the command
cat file > /dev/
Doriano Blengino wrote:
> Lee McPherson ha scritto:
>
>> One alternative is to use the program parashell
>>
>> Software: http://parashell.sourceforge.net/
>>
>> Docs: http://parashell.sourceforge.net/docs/parallel.txt
>>
>> Apparently, all you need to do is send it byte commands. (and you need
Lee McPherson ha scritto:
> One alternative is to use the program parashell
>
> Software: http://parashell.sourceforge.net/
>
> Docs: http://parashell.sourceforge.net/docs/parallel.txt
>
> Apparently, all you need to do is send it byte commands. (and you need
> root access) I bet that would be
One alternative is to use the program parashell
Software: http://parashell.sourceforge.net/
Docs: http://parashell.sourceforge.net/docs/parallel.txt
Apparently, all you need to do is send it byte commands. (and you need
root access) I bet that would be much easier if it works as advertised.
Vassilis K ha scritto:
> Actually it is a serial matrix impact printer (panasonic KX-P1150) with a 9
> pins head and parallel port (LTP)
>
Just because the printer is like this, you *don't* need to use a SHELL.
It can be simpler, however.
The device /dev/lp0 is what the name says: "Line Printe
I do not understand how exactly to use :
cat file > /dev/lp0
or
echo "test" > /dev/lp0
Could you be more specific?
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try also
cat file > /dev/lp0
or
echo "test" > /dev/lp0
did i help you?
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 5:54 PM, Vassilis K wrote:
> Actually it is a serial matrix impact printer (panasonic KX-P1150) with a 9
> pins head and parallel port (LTP)
> So I think it is only possible to print with Shell comm
Actually it is a serial matrix impact printer (panasonic KX-P1150) with a 9
pins head and parallel port (LTP)
So I think it is only possible to print with Shell command like
SHELL lp -d ltp2 printfile.ps
I only need an example for this action. If somebody has done it before it
would be nice to
Vassilis K ha scritto:
> I have an 9 pins printer for this job.
>
> If I understood well I have to make a file with the line that I want to print
> then I shall use the SHELL command to send it directly to the printer lp1:
>
> SHELL lp -d lpt2 printfile.ps
>
> I need a small example to get it to wo
I have an 9 pins printer for this job.
If I understood well I have to make a file with the line that I want to print
then I shall use the SHELL command to send it directly to the printer lp1:
SHELL lp -d lpt2 printfile.ps
I need a small example to get it to work.
I also need the printer to feed
> Hello,
>
> I want to print one line each time in order to keep the entrance book of a
> little hotel.
> I want to print one line each time.
> How can I do it?
> With SHELL command it can only print files.
> I have tried:
>
> SHELL "lp1 tEpitheto.Text" WAIT
>
> (where tEpitheto.Text is the text
Hello,
I want to print one line each time in order to keep the entrance book of a
little hotel.
I want to print one line each time.
How can I do it?
With SHELL command it can only print files.
I have tried:
SHELL "lp1 tEpitheto.Text" WAIT
(where tEpitheto.Text is the text I want to print)
but
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