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PpLoadPrinter()
Initialize a print context with information for a given printer
Synopsis:
int PpLoadPrinter( PpPrintContext_t *pc,
char const *name );
Arguments:
- pc
- The pointer to a PpPrintContext_t structure that was returned by PpCreatePC().
- name
- The name of the printer whose attributes you want to use to initialize the print context. If name is NULL, this function loads the attributes of the default printer as specified in $HOME/.ph/printers/default.
Library:
ph
Description:
This function initializes the provided print context with information for the printer section named name.
Returns:
- 0
- Success.
- -1
- No name was specified and no default printer could be found, or the printer definition loaded didn't define a destination device or filename, so no output can be generated.
Examples:
PpPrintContext_t *pc = PpCreatePC(); PpLoadPrinter( pc, "GenericPostScriptPrinter@localhost"); PpStartJob( pc ); PpContinueJob( pc ); // Draw stuff PpSuspendJob( pc ); PpEndJob( pc ); PpReleasePC( pc );
Classification:
Photon
| Safety: | |
|---|---|
| Interrupt handler | No |
| Signal handler | No |
| Thread | No |
See also:
PpContinueJob(), PpCreatePC(), PpEndJob(), PpGetPC(), PpLoadDefaultPrinter(), PpPrintContext_t, PpPrintNewPage(), PpPrintWidget(), PpReleasePC(), PpSetPC(), PpStartJob(), PpSuspendJob(), PtPrintSelection()
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