Hi,
> I write and use bash scripts almost daily,
I did not know that you were tired and thus did not come
to the idea of a script yourself. So you got the mini starter
for scripters. My programs are similarly unusable as enscript
if one does not develop their serious jobs in scripts.
> The only
On Wed, September 16, 2015 1:24 am, Thomas Schmitt wrote:
...
> #!/bin/bash
...
> enscript --verbose --media=letter -2 --landscape --borders \
> --header='$n|A.D. $D{%Y.%m.%d}|$* gmt | Page $% of $=' \
> "$1"
...
> echo $PATH
That works!
I thank you for taking the trouble to write up a detailed p
On Wed, September 16, 2015 1:59 am, Dr. Volker Thieme wrote:
> The file is ~/.enscriptrc without a dot.. :-)
Forgive me; I typed ".enscriptrc" correctly for the file, but I mis-typed
".enscript.rc" for the email. But I do appreciate your attention to
detail.
RLH
The file is ~/.enscriptrc without a dot.. :-)
Regards!
> On 16 Sep 2015, at 08:49, rlhar...@oplink.net wrote:
>
> On Wed, September 16, 2015 1:26 am, Dr. Volker Thieme wrote:
>> Enscript reads configuration information from the following sources (in
>> this order): command line options, e
On Wed, September 16, 2015 1:33 am, p...@aztec.co.za wrote:
> Bleh, try to enclose the $@ at end of line with quotes, ie.
>
> "$@"
>
> Also, you don't need to restart the machine. You can reread the .bashrc
> file with:
>
> . ~/.bashrc
So I did, but I get the error message:
$ enscript howto.ensc
On Wed, September 16, 2015 1:26 am, Dr. Volker Thieme wrote:
> Enscript reads configuration information from the following sources (in
> this order): command line options, environment variable ENSCRIPT,
> user's personal configuration file ($HOME/.enscriptrc), site
> configuration file (/etc/en
CONFIGURATION FILES
Enscript reads configuration information from the following sources (in
this order): command line options,
environment variable ENSCRIPT, user's personal configuration file
($HOME/.enscriptrc), site configuration file
(/etc/enscriptsite.cfg) and system
Hi,
rlhar...@oplink.net wrote:
> enscript --verbose --media=letter -2 --landscape --borders --header='$n|A.D.
> $D{%Y.%m.%d}|$* gmt | Page $% of $=' filename
> ...
> can I define in bash an alias or something
The job is somewhat too big for a bash alias.
But there is the old concept of a shell s
On Wed, September 16, 2015 12:33 am, p...@aztec.co.za wrote:
> enscript() { command enscript --verbose --media=letter -2 --landscape
> --borders --header='$n|A.D. $D{%Y.%m.%d}|$* gmt | Page $% of $=' $@
> }
I cut and pasted the above definition into ~/.bashrc and then restarted
the machine to ensu
Now that I have switched from a2ps to enscript, I need to execute the
following command on various files:
enscript --verbose --media=letter -2 --landscape --borders
--header='$n|A.D. $D{%Y.%m.%d}|$* gmt | Page $% of $=' filename
I tried putting these parameters in the enscript configuration file
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