printing
Printing utils for Windows.
Install
pip install win32printing
Installed Utils
- win32printing.get_system_fonts
- win32printing.PrinterBase
- win32printing.PrinterContext
- win32printing.Printer
Printer APIs
- text(text, align="left", font_config=None)
- new_page()
Usage Example
from win32printing import Printer
font = {
"height": 8,
}
with Printer(linegap=1) as printer:
printer.text("title1", font_config=font)
printer.text("title2", font_config=font)
printer.text("title3", font_config=font)
printer.text("title4", font_config=font)
printer.new_page()
printer.text("title5", font_config=font)
printer.text("title6", font_config=font)
printer.text("title7", font_config=font)
printer.text("title8", font_config=font)
Printer init parameters
- printer_name: The printer name which will be used to print. None value means use system default's printer. Default to None.
- doc_name: The file name will be used. None value means "NoNameFile". Default to None.
- margin: The page margin. Default to (0, 0, 0, 0).
- linegap: Gap between two lines.
- default_font: Default font config used in print, will be override by .
text(...,font_config). - auto_page: Do auto page or not. Default to False means you shuold care about pagination by yourself.
font_config items
- height
- width
- escapement
- orientation
- weight
- italic
- underline
- strikeOut
- charSet
- outPrecision
- clipPrecision
- quality
- pitchAndFamily
- faceName
Note: See item detail at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/wingdi/nf-wingdi-createfontw
Releases
v0.1.3 2020-06-21
- Add auto_page for Printer.
- Fix Printer(...,
default_font) not used problem. - Update doc, add new_page usage in example.
v0.1.2 2020-02-12
- Fix printer_name parameter not using problem. Thanks to Mark Butsch.
v0.1.1 2019-10-22
- Fix py_modules problem in setup.py.
v0.1.0 2019-10-22
- Allow text printing on Windows system.
- Support text alignment and font settings.
- Support linegap setting.
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