pyILPER Version 1.3.4 released

[Erwin]

(01-11-2017 10:31 PM)dayd Wrote:  

(01-11-2017 09:42 PM)Erwin Wrote:  Maybe I oversaw it but exist there a possibility to print to a textfile in the PC - i.e Basic program or other text formated output?
Would be fine to put printouts in the PC in a text file.

Hi Erwin
The virtual printer does it, in his log (has to be enable on the bottom of the printer screen). On my config I have this file, 'Printer1.log’, open in a text editor to copy elsewhere what I’m interested in. Doing so, I have to uncheck and re-check the enable log check box to refresh the file. Assuming you’re using a 71b just do PLIST <filename>, it works also with text files if you have the proper lexfile extending the PLIST capability (TEXTUTIL or EDTEXT maybe).
Lifutil also can extract text directly from lif files.
lifget -r LifVolumeName FileName | liftext > NewFileName.txt

Is it what you’re looking for?

André

Hi Dave,

thank you very much -this with I'm looking for 'Printer1.log’, Indeed I overlooked something in the help file:

Code:

Log Printer checkbox: Activates writing printer output to the file "printer.txt" in the pyILPR working directory. 
Output is always appended to that file. A time stamp in the file marks the start and the end of each logging. 
The log file is closed automatically on program termination.

thanks - Erwin