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I use this VBS script to print all files in a folder on the standard printer (in my case PDF-files). Windows recognizes the file type and uses the defined program (e.g. Acrobat for PDFs) to print the files. You can easily add some functions (use Google to find out how) like getting the names of all

Here is a B4j library written in B4j to access the full Printer modules provided with JavaFX8. Full source code is available. At it's simplest, you can print a node using: Dim P As Printer = Printer_Static.GetDefaultPrinter Dim PJ As PrinterJob = PrinterJob_Static.CreatePrinterJob2(P)
link: The print routine will only print what is displayed in the Webview, It won't get the instructions contained in the page. I'm pretty sure it just do
link: @afields It appears that there is a print method available on the WebEngine that drives the javafx webview that may help you. I came across it today
link: Tried to print a text area to PDF (using a PDF printer). Text area has white background, but the pdf shows the text over a grayish rectangle the size

Hello. I need to print directly to printer , not show a preview and print. It takes too much time I use the print framework with this function Sub CreateWebPrintJob (wv As WebView) Dim jwv As JavaObject = wv Dim jPrintManager As JavaObject = jwv.RunMethodJO("getContext", Null).RunMethod("g
link: Please use code here... tags when posting code. Not with the printing framework. There are many threads about bluetooth printing. https://www.b4x.com

This is an example of printing text using the jFX8 Print library with TextFlow and Text class objects. By parsing the text and measuring and creating text classes per line as required by wrapping it creates multiple pages and prints them to one print job. There are also options to break on word, h
link: Added VirtualMachineArgs and PackagerProperties required if using SetFileDestination in Java 11+: #VirtualMachineArgs: --add-opens javafx.graphics/ja

To use in Java 9+ you will need to add to the top of your Main Module: #VirtualMachineArgs: --add-opens javafx.graphics/javafx.print=ALL-UNNAMED #VirtualMachineArgs: --add-opens javafx.graphics/com.sun.javafx.print=ALL-UNNAMED To package the app you will also need: #PackagerProperty : VMArgs = --ad

UUID: "); Serial.print(thisChar.uuid()); Serial.print(" value: "); Serial.println(); thisChar.readValue(incoming, 40); Serial.println("incoming: "); Serial.print("HEX: "); for (int i = 0; i < 40; i++) { Serial.print(incoming, HEX); Serial.print("-"); } Serial.println();

Note that print() is a Python 3+ function. In Python 2.7 print is a statement. Examples: #Python 2.7.x print "Hello world!" #Python 3.x print("Hello world!") http://sebastianraschka..html

Printing 53290 The printing feature is based on the OS printing framework. Most popular printers are supported. You do need to first install a printer plug-in. For example to print to a HP printer: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hp.android.printservice Cannon: https://play.goo
link: Excelent! It would be great if the print object could also print PDF files.
link: Are you using PrintHtml? You can reference files from any folder. Sub Print printer.PrintHtml("job", $"<b>Hello world!!!</b><br/> <h1>second lin

Serial.print("Array length : ");Serial.println(ar1->length); arrayOfPointers = (B4R::Object**) ar1->data; B4R::Object* c;int i; for(i = 0; i <ar1->length; i++) { c= arrayOfPointers; Serial.print("Object c type : ");S
link: As an aside, in your code above (to save you typing Serial.print/Serial.println so often) use Serial.printf eg, Serial.print("value ULong: "); Serial.

*; import java.awt.print.PrinterJob; import java.io.File; import javax.print.*; import javax.print.attribute.AttributeSet; import javax.print.attribute.HashAttributeSet; import javax.print.attribute.HashPrintRequestAttributeSet; import javax.print.attribute.PrintRequestAttributeSet; import javax.
link: Hi Andrew, The Javafx Print API only provides for printing the content of a Javafx node. So you would have to display the PDF in a node before you c

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