comparison lisp/ps-print.el @ 37286:7e15b73c8c20

Footers implementation. Doc Fix. (ps-print-version): New version number (6.5.1). (ps-header-frame-alist): New customization var for header frame properties. (ps-line-number-color): New customization var for line number color. (ps-footer-offset, ps-footer-line-pad, ps-print-footer) (ps-print-footer-frame, ps-footer-frame-alist, ps-footer-lines) (ps-footer-font-family, ps-footer-font-size, ps-left-footer) (ps-right-footer): New customization vars for footers. (ps-footer-pad, ps-footer-font-size-internal): New internal vars for footers. (ps-setup, ps-get-page-dimensions, ps-generate-header-line) (ps-generate-header, ps-begin-file, ps-begin-job, ps-begin-page): Code fix. (ps-prologue-file): Indentation fix. (ps-print-quote): Fun eliminated. (ps-value, ps-get, ps-put, ps-del): New funs for alist handling. (ps-output-frame-properties): New fun. (ps-fonts, ps-font-number, ps-rgb-color, ps-end-page, ps-next-page) (ps-skip-newline): Replace defun by defsubst.

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;; Author:	Vinicius Jose Latorre <[e-mail]>
;; Author:	Kenichi Handa <[e-mail]> (multi-byte characters)
;; Maintainer:	Kenichi Handa <[e-mail]> (multi-byte characters)
;; Maintainer:	Vinicius Jose Latorre <[e-mail]>
;; Keywords:	wp, print, PostScript
;; Time-stamp:	<2001/03/23 21:27:46 Vinicius>
;; Version:	6.5
;; X-URL:	http://www.cpqd.com.br/~vinicius/emacs/

(defconst ps-print-version "6.5"
  "ps-print.el, v 6.5 <2001/03/23 vinicius>

Vinicius's last change version -- this file may have been edited as part of
Emacs without changes to the version number.  When reporting bugs, please also
report the version of Emacs, if any, that ps-print was distributed with.

	Vinicius Jose Latorre <[e-mail]>.
")

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;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;
;; About ps-print
;; --------------
;;
;; This package provides printing of Emacs buffers on PostScript printers;
;; the buffer's bold and italic text attributes are preserved in the printer
;; output.  ps-print is intended for use with Emacs or Lucid Emacs, together
;; with a fontifying package such as font-lock or hilit.
;;
;; ps-print uses the same face attributes defined through font-lock or hilit
;; to print a PostScript file, but some faces are better seeing on the screen
;; than on paper, specially when you have a black/white PostScript printer.
;;
;; ps-print allows a remap of face to another one that it is better to print,
;; for example, the face font-lock-comment-face (if you are using font-lock)
;; could have bold or italic attribute when printing, besides foreground color.
;; This remap improves printing look (see How Ps-Print Maps Faces).
;;
;;
;; Using ps-print
;; --------------
;;
;; ps-print provides eight commands for generating PostScript images
;; of Emacs buffers:
;;
;;        ps-print-buffer
;;        ps-print-buffer-with-faces
;;        ps-print-region
;;        ps-print-region-with-faces
;;        ps-spool-buffer
;;        ps-spool-buffer-with-faces
;;        ps-spool-region
;;        ps-spool-region-with-faces
;;
;; These commands all perform essentially the same function: they
;; generate PostScript images suitable for printing on a PostScript
;; printer or displaying with GhostScript.  These commands are
;; collectively referred to as "ps-print- commands".
;;
;; The word "print" or "spool" in the command name determines when the
;; PostScript image is sent to the printer:
;;
;;        print      - The PostScript image is immediately sent to the
;;                     printer;
;;
;;        spool      - The PostScript image is saved temporarily in an
;;                     Emacs buffer.  Many images may be spooled locally
;;                     before printing them.  To send the spooled images
;;                     to the printer, use the command `ps-despool'.
;;
;; The spooling mechanism was designed for printing lots of small
;; files (mail messages or netnews articles) to save paper that would
;; otherwise be wasted on banner pages, and to make it easier to find
;; your output at the printer (it's easier to pick up one 50-page
;; printout than to find 50 single-page printouts).
;;
;; ps-print has a hook in the `kill-emacs-hook' so that you won't
;; accidentally quit from Emacs while you have unprinted PostScript
;; waiting in the spool buffer.  If you do attempt to exit with
;; spooled PostScript, you'll be asked if you want to print it, and if
;; you decline, you'll be asked to confirm the exit; this is modeled
;; on the confirmation that Emacs uses for modified buffers.
;;
;; The word "buffer" or "region" in the command name determines how
;; much of the buffer is printed:
;;
;;        buffer     - Print the entire buffer.
;;
;;        region     - Print just the current region.
;;
;; The -with-faces suffix on the command name means that the command
;; will include font, color, and underline information in the
;; PostScript image, so the printed image can look as pretty as the
;; buffer.  The ps-print- commands without the -with-faces suffix
;; don't include font, color, or underline information; images printed
;; with these commands aren't as pretty, but are faster to generate.
;;
;; Two ps-print- command examples:
;;
;;        ps-print-buffer             - print the entire buffer,
;;                                      without font, color, or
;;                                      underline information, and
;;                                      send it immediately to the
;;                                      printer.
;;
;;        ps-spool-region-with-faces  - print just the current region;
;;                                      include font, color, and
;;                                      underline information, and
;;                                      spool the image in Emacs to
;;                                      send to the printer later.
;;
;;
;; Invoking Ps-Print
;; -----------------
;;
;; To print your buffer, type
;;
;;        M-x ps-print-buffer
;;
;; or substitute one of the other seven ps-print- commands.  The
;; command will generate the PostScript image and print or spool it as
;; specified.  By giving the command a prefix argument
;;
;;        C-u M-x ps-print-buffer
;;
;; it will save the PostScript image to a file instead of sending it
;; to the printer; you will be prompted for the name of the file to
;; save the image to.  The prefix argument is ignored by the commands
;; that spool their images, but you may save the spooled images to a
;; file by giving a prefix argument to `ps-despool':
;;
;;        C-u M-x ps-despool
;;
;; When invoked this way, `ps-despool' will prompt you for the name of
;; the file to save to.
;;
;; Any of the `ps-print-' commands can be bound to keys; I recommend
;; binding `ps-spool-buffer-with-faces', `ps-spool-region-with-faces',
;; and `ps-despool'.  Here are the bindings I use on my Sun 4 keyboard:
;;
;;   (global-set-key 'f22 'ps-spool-buffer-with-faces) ;f22 is prsc
;;   (global-set-key '(shift f22) 'ps-spool-region-with-faces)
;;   (global-set-key '(control f22) 'ps-despool)
;;
;;
;; The Printer Interface
;; ---------------------
;;
;; The variables `ps-lpr-command' and `ps-lpr-switches' determine what
;; command is used to send the PostScript images to the printer, and
;; what arguments to give the command.  These are analogous to
;; `lpr-command' and `lpr-switches'.
;;
;; Make sure that they contain appropriate values for your system;
;; see the usage notes below and the documentation of these variables.
;;
;; The variable `ps-printer-name' determines the name of a local printer for

;; The variable `ps-printer-name-option' determines the option used by some
;; utilities to indicate the printer name, it's used only when
;; `ps-printer-name' is a non-empty string.  If you're using lpr utility to
;; print, for example, `ps-printer-name-option' should be set to "-P".
;;
;; NOTE: `ps-lpr-command' and `ps-lpr-switches' take their initial values
;;       from the variables `lpr-command' and `lpr-switches'.  If you have
;;       `lpr-command' set to invoke a pretty-printer such as `enscript',
;;       then ps-print won't work properly.  `ps-lpr-command' must name
;;       a program that does not format the files it prints.
;;       `ps-printer-name' takes its initial value from the variable
;;       `printer-name'.  `ps-printer-name-option' tries to guess which system
;;       Emacs is running and takes its initial value in accordance with this
;;       guess.
;;

;;
;; The variable `ps-landscape-mode' determines the orientation of the printing
;; on the page: nil means `portrait' mode, non-nil means `landscape' mode.
;; There is no oblique mode yet, though this is easy to do in ps.
;;
;; In landscape mode, the text is NOT scaled: you may print 70 lines in portrait
;; mode and only 50 lines in landscape mode.  The margins represent margins in
;; the printed paper: the top margin is the margin between the top of the page
;; and the printed header, whatever the orientation is.
;;
;; The variable `ps-number-of-columns' determines the number of columns both in
;; landscape and portrait mode.
;; You can use:
;; - (the standard) one column portrait mode.
;; - (my favorite) two columns landscape mode (which spares trees).
;; but also:
;; - one column landscape mode for files with very long lines.
;; - multi-column portrait or landscape mode.
;;
;; The variable `ps-print-upside-down' determines other orientation for printing
;; page: nil means `normal' printing, non-nil means `upside-down' printing.  The
;; default value is nil (`normal' printing).
;;
;; The `upside-down' orientation can be used in portrait or landscape mode.
;;
;; The variable `ps-selected-pages' specifies which pages to print.  If it's
;; nil, all pages are printed.  If it's a list, the list element may be an

;;
;; Vertical layout
;; ---------------
;;
;; The vertical layout is determined by the variables
;; `ps-bottom-margin' `ps-top-margin' `ps-header-offset'
;; as follows:
;;
;; |--------|        |--------|
;; | tm     |        | tm     |
;; |--------|        |--------|
;; | header |        |        |
;; |--------|        |        |
;; | ho     |        |        |
;; |--------|   or   | text   |
;; |        |        |        |
;; | text   |        |        |
;; |        |        |        |
;; |--------|        |--------|
;; | bm     |        | bm     |
;; |--------|        |--------|
;;
;; If `ps-print-header' is nil, `ps-header-offset' is not relevant.
;; The margins represent margins in the printed paper:
;; the top margin is the margin between the top of the page
;; and the printed header, whatever the orientation is.
;;
;;
;; Headers
;; -------
;;
;; ps-print can print headers at the top of each column or at the top
;; of each page; the default headers contain the following four items:
;; on the left, the name of the buffer and, if the buffer is visiting
;; a file, the file's directory; on the right, the page number and
;; date of printing.  The default headers look something like this:
;;
;;     ps-print.el                                         1/21
;;     /home/jct/emacs-lisp/ps/new                     94/12/31
;;
;; When printing on duplex printers, left and right are reversed so
;; that the page numbers are toward the outside (cf. `ps-spool-duplex').
;;
;; Headers are configurable:
;; To turn them off completely, set `ps-print-header' to nil.
;; To turn off the header's gaudy framing box,
;; set `ps-print-header-frame' to nil.
;;
;; To print only one header at the top of each page,
;; set `ps-print-only-one-header' to t.
;;
;; To switch headers, set `ps-switch-header' to:
;;
;;    nil	Never switch headers.
;;

;;    duplex	Switch headers only when duplexing is on, that is, when
;;		`ps-spool-duplex' is non-nil (see Duplex Printers).
;;
;; Any other value is treated as t.  The default value is `duplex'.
;;
;; The font family and size of text in the header are determined
;; by the variables `ps-header-font-family', `ps-header-font-size' and
;; `ps-header-title-font-size' (see below).
;;
;; The variable `ps-header-line-pad' determines the portion of a header
;; title line height to insert between the header frame and the text
;; it contains, both in the vertical and horizontal directions:
;; .5 means half a line.
;;
;; Page numbers are printed in `n/m' format, indicating page n of m pages;
;; to omit the total page count and just print the page number,
;; set `ps-show-n-of-n' to nil.
;;
;; The amount of information in the header can be changed by changing
;; the number of lines.  To show less, set `ps-header-lines' to 1, and
;; the header will show only the buffer name and page number.  To show
;; more, set `ps-header-lines' to 3, and the header will show the time of
;; printing below the date.
;;
;; To change the content of the headers, change the variables
;; `ps-left-header' and `ps-right-header'.
;; These variables are lists, specifying top-to-bottom the text
;; to display on the left or right side of the header.
;; Each element of the list should be a string or a symbol.
;; Strings are inserted directly into the PostScript arrays,
;; and should contain the PostScript string delimiters '(' and ')'.
;;
;; Symbols in the header format lists can either represent functions
;; or variables.  Functions are called, and should return a string to
;; show in the header.  Variables should contain strings to display in
;; the header.  In either case, function or variable, the PostScript
;; string delimiters are added by ps-print, and should not be part of
;; the returned value.
;;
;; Here's an example: say we want the left header to display the text
;;
;;     Moe
;;     Larry

;;
;; a variable specifying "Larry"
;;
;;     (setq larry-var "Larry")
;;
;; and a literal for "Curly".  Here's how `ps-left-header' should be
;; set:
;;
;;     (setq ps-left-header (list 'moe-func 'larry-var "(Curly)"))
;;
;; Note that Curly has the PostScript string delimiters inside his
;; quotes -- those aren't misplaced lisp delimiters!
;;
;; Without them, PostScript would attempt to call the undefined
;; function Curly, which would result in a PostScript error.
;;
;; Since most printers don't report PostScript errors except by
;; aborting the print job, this kind of error can be hard to track down.
;;
;; Consider yourself warned!
;;
;;
;; PostScript Prologue Header
;; --------------------------
;;
;; It is possible to add PostScript prologue header comments besides that
;; ps-print generates by setting the variable `ps-print-prologue-header'.
;;
;; `ps-print-prologue-header' may be a string or a symbol function which returns
;; a string.  Note that this string is inserted on PostScript prologue header
;; section which is used to define some document characteristic through
;; PostScript special comments, like "%%Requirements: jog\n".
;;
;; By default `ps-print-prologue-header' is nil.
;;
;; ps-print always inserts the %%Requirements: comment, so if you need to insert
;; more requirements put them first in `ps-print-prologue-header' using the
;; "%%+" comment.  For example, if you need to set numcopies to 3 and jog on
;; requirements and set %%LanguageLevel: to 2, do:
;;
;; (setq ps-print-prologue-header
;;       "%%+ numcopies(3) jog\n%%LanguageLevel: 2\n")
;;
;; The duplex requirement is inserted by ps-print (see section Duplex Printers).
;;
;; Do not forget to terminate the string with "\n".
;;
;; For more information about PostScript document comments, see:
;;    PostScript Language Reference Manual (2nd edition)

;;
;; It is also possible to add an user defined PostScript prologue code before
;; all generated prologue code by setting the variable
;; `ps-user-defined-prologue'.
;;
;; `ps-user-defined-prologue' may be a string or a symbol function which returns
;; a string.  Note that this string is inserted after `ps-adobe-tag' and
;; PostScript prologue comments, and before ps-print PostScript prologue code
;; section.  That is, this string is inserted after error handler initialization
;; and before ps-print settings.
;;
;; By default `ps-user-defined-prologue' is nil.
;;
;; It's strongly recommended only insert PostScript code and/or comments
;; specific for your printing system particularities.  For example, some special
;; initialization that only your printing system needs.
;;
;; Do not insert code for duplex printing, n-up printing or error handler,
;; ps-print handles this in a suitable way.
;;
;; For more information about PostScript, see:

;;
;; paper		catch the error and print on paper the error message.
;;			This is the default value.
;;
;; system		catch the error and send back the error message to
;;			printing system.  This is useful only if printing system
;;			send back an email reporting the error, or if there is
;;			some other alternative way to report back the error from
;;			the system to you.
;;
;; paper-and-system	catch the error, print on paper the error message and
;;			send back the error message to printing system.
;;
;; Any other value is treated as `paper'.

;; If you have a duplex-capable printer (one that prints both sides of the
;; paper), set `ps-spool-duplex' to t.
;; ps-print will insert blank pages to make sure each buffer starts on the
;; correct side of the paper.
;;
;; The variable `ps-spool-config' specifies who is the responsable for setting
;; duplex and page size switches.  Valid values are:
;;
;; lpr-switches    duplex and page size are configured by `ps-lpr-switches'.
;;                 Don't forget to set `ps-lpr-switches' to select duplex
;;                 printing for your printer.
;;

;;
;; Any other value is treated as nil.
;;
;; The default value is `lpr-switches'.
;;
;; WARNING: The setpagedevice PostScript operator affects ghostview utility when
;;          viewing file generated using landscape.  Also on some printers,
;;          setpagedevice affects zebra stripes; on other printers,
;;          setpagedevice affects the left margin.
;;          Besides all that, if your printer does not have the paper size
;;          specified by setpagedevice, your printing will be aborted.
;;          So, if you need to use setpagedevice, set `ps-spool-config' to
;;          `setpagedevice', generate a test file and send it to your printer;
;;          if the printed file isn't ok, set `ps-spool-config' to nil.
;;
;; The variable `ps-spool-tumble' specifies how the page images on opposite
;; sides of a sheet are oriented with respect to each other.  If
;; `ps-spool-tumble' is nil, produces output suitable for binding on the left or
;; right.  If `ps-spool-tumble' is non-nil, produces output suitable for binding
;; at the top or bottom.  It has effect only when `ps-spool-duplex' is non-nil.
;; The default value is nil.
;;
;; Some printer system prints a header page and forces the first page be printed
;; on header page back, when using duplex.  If your printer system has this
;; behavior, set variable `ps-banner-page-when-duplexing' to t.
;;
;; When `ps-banner-page-when-duplexing' is non-nil means the very first page is
;; skipped.  It's like the very first character of buffer (or region) is ^L
;; (\014).
;;
;; The default for `ps-banner-page-when-duplexing' is nil (*don't* skip the very
;; first page).
;;
;;
;; N-up Printing
;; -------------
;;
;; The variable `ps-n-up-printing' specifies the number of pages per sheet of
;; paper.  The value specified must be between 1 and 100.  The default is 1.
;;
;; NOTE: some PostScript printer may crash printing if `ps-n-up-printing' is set
;;       to a high value (for example, 23).  If this happens, set a lower value.
;;
;; The variable `ps-n-up-margin' specifies the margin in points between the
;; sheet border and the n-up printing.  The default is 1 cm (or 0.3937 inches,
;; or 28.35 points).
;;
;; If variable `ps-n-up-border-p' is non-nil a border is drawn around each page.
;; The default is t.
;;
;; The variable `ps-n-up-filling' specifies how page matrix is filled on each
;; sheet of paper.  Following are the valid values for `ps-n-up-filling' with a
;; filling example using a 3x4 page matrix:
;;

;; -----------
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-number' specifies whether to number each line;
;; non-nil means do so.  The default is nil (don't number each line).
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-number-font' specifies the font for line number.
;; The default is "Times-Italic".
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-number-font-size' specifies the font size in points
;; for line number.  See `ps-font-size' for documentation.  The default is 6.
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-number-step' specifies the interval that line number is
;; printed.  For example, if `ps-line-number-step' is set to 2, the printing
;; will look like:
;;
;;    1 one line
;;      one line
;;    3 one line

;;
;; integer	an integer that specifies the interval that line number is
;;		printed.  If it's lesser than or equal to zero, it's used the
;;		value 1.
;;
;; `zebra'	specifies that only the line number of the first line in a zebra
;;		stripe is to be printed.
;;
;; Any other value is treated as `zebra'.
;; The default value is 1, so each line number is printed.
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-number-start' specifies the starting point in the
;; interval given by `ps-line-number-step'.  For example, if
;; `ps-line-number-step' is set to 3 and `ps-line-number-start' is set to 3, the
;; printing will look like:
;;
;;      one line
;;      one line
;;    3 one line
;;      one line

;;	of `ps-line-number-step' inclusive.
;;
;;    * If `ps-line-number-step' is set to `zebra', must be between 1 and the
;;	value of `ps-zebra-stripe-height' inclusive.
;;
;; The default value is 1, so the line number of the first line of each interval
;; is printed.
;;
;;
;; Zebra Stripes
;; -------------
;;
;; Zebra stripes are a kind of background that appear "underneath" the text
;; and can make the text easier to read.  They look like this:
;;
;; XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
;; XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
;; XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
;;

;; XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
;;
;; The blocks of X's represent rectangles filled with a light gray color.
;; Each rectangle extends all the way across the page.
;;
;; The height, in lines, of each rectangle is controlled by
;; the variable `ps-zebra-stripe-height', which is 3 by default.
;; The distance between stripes equals the height of a stripe.
;;
;; The variable `ps-zebra-stripes' controls whether to print zebra stripes.
;; Non-nil means yes, nil means no.  The default is nil.
;;
;; The variable `ps-zebra-color' controls the zebra stripes gray scale or RGB

;;    It is evaluated on each beginning of sheet of paper.
;;    If `ps-n-up-printing' is equal to 1, `ps-print-begin-page-hook' is never
;;    evaluated.
;;
;; `ps-print-begin-page-hook'
;;    It is evaluated on each beginning of page, except in the beginning
;;    of page that `ps-print-begin-sheet-hook' is evaluated.
;;
;; `ps-print-begin-column-hook'
;;    It is evaluated on each beginning of column, except in the beginning
;;    of column that `ps-print-begin-page-hook' is evaluated or that
;;    `ps-print-begin-sheet-hook' is evaluated.
;;
;;
;; Font Managing
;; -------------
;;
;; ps-print now knows rather precisely some fonts: the variable
;; `ps-font-info-database' contains information for a list of font families
;; (currently mainly `Courier' `Helvetica' `Times' `Palatino' `Helvetica-Narrow'
;; `NewCenturySchlbk').  Each font family contains the font names for standard,
;; bold, italic and bold-italic characters, a reference size (usually 10) and
;; the corresponding line height, width of a space and average character width.
;;
;; The variable `ps-font-family' determines which font family is to be used for
;; ordinary text.  If its value does not correspond to a known font family, an
;; error message is printed into the `*Messages*' buffer, which lists the
;; currently available font families.
;;
;; The variable `ps-font-size' determines the size (in points) of the font for
;; ordinary text, when generating PostScript.  Its value is a float or a cons of
;; floats which has the following form:
;;
;;    (LANDSCAPE-SIZE . PORTRAIT-SIZE)
;;
;; Similarly, the variable `ps-header-font-family' determines which font family
;; is to be used for text in the header.
;;
;; The variable `ps-header-font-size' determines the font size, in points, for
;; text in the header (similar to `ps-font-size').
;;
;; The variable `ps-header-title-font-size' determines the font size, in points,
;; for the top line of text in the header (similar to `ps-font-size').
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-spacing' determines the line spacing, in points, for
;; ordinary text, when generating PostScript (similar to `ps-font-size').  The
;; default value is 0 (zero = no line spacing).
;;

;; be set to "^Local Variables:" and "^End:", respectively, in order to leave
;; out some special printing instructions from the actual print.  Special
;; printing instructions may be appended to the end of the file just like any
;; other buffer-local variables.  See section "Local Variables in Files" on
;; Emacs manual for more information.
;; 
;; Variables `ps-begin-cut-regexp' and `ps-end-cut-regexp' control together what
;; actually gets printed.  Both variables may be set to nil in which case no
;; cutting occurs.  By default, both variables are set to nil.
;;
;;
;; Adding a New Font Family
;; ------------------------
;;
;; To use a new font family, you MUST first teach ps-print
;; this font, i.e., add its information to `ps-font-info-database',
;; otherwise ps-print cannot correctly place line and page breaks.
;;
;; For example, assuming `Helvetica' is unknown,
;; you first need to do the following ONLY ONCE:
;;
;; - create a new buffer
;; - generate the PostScript image to a file (C-u M-x ps-print-buffer)
;; - open this file and find the line:
;;	`% 3 cm 20 cm moveto  10/Courier ReportFontInfo  showpage'
;; - delete the leading `%' (which is the PostScript comment character)
;; - replace in this line `Courier' by the new font (say `Helvetica')
;;   to get the line:
;;	`3 cm 20 cm moveto  10/Helvetica ReportFontInfo  showpage'
;; - send this file to the printer (or to ghostscript).
;;   You should read the following on the output page:
;;
;;     For Helvetica 10 point, the line height is 11.56, the space width is 2.78

;;	       (space-width . 2.78)
;;	       (avg-char-width . 5.09243)))
;;	    ps-font-info-database))
;; - Now you can use this font family with any size:
;;	(setq ps-font-family 'Helvetica)
;; - if you want to use this family in another emacs session, you must
;;   put into your `~/.emacs':
;;	(require 'ps-print)
;;	(setq ps-font-info-database (append ...)))
;;   if you don't want to load ps-print, you have to copy the whole value:
;;	(setq ps-font-info-database '(<your stuff> <the standard stuff>))
;;   or, use `ps-print-hook' (see section Hooks):

;;       (avg-char-width . 6.0))
;;
;; Now you can use your new font family with any size:
;;	(setq ps-font-family 'my-mixed-family)
;;
;; Note that on above example the `w3-table-hack-x-face' entry refers to
;; a face symbol, so when printing this face it'll be used the font
;; `LineDrawNormal'.  If the face  `w3-table-hack-x-face'  is remapped to
;; use bold and/or italic attribute, the corresponding entry (bold, italic
;; or bold-italic) will be used instead of `w3-table-hack-x-face' entry.
;;
;; Note also that the font family entry order is irrelevant, so the above
;; example could also be written:
;;      (my-mixed-family
;;       (size . 10.0)

;; You can get information on all the fonts resident in YOUR printer
;; by uncommenting the line:
;;	% 3 cm 20 cm moveto  ReportAllFontInfo           showpage
;;
;; The PostScript file should be sent to YOUR PostScript printer.
;; If you send it to ghostscript or to another PostScript printer,
;; you may get slightly different results.
;; Anyway, as ghostscript fonts are autoload, you won't get much font info.
;;
;; Note also that ps-print DOESN'T download any font to your printer, instead
;; it uses the fonts resident in your printer.
;;
;;
;; How Ps-Print Deals With Faces
;; -----------------------------
;;
;; The ps-print-*-with-faces commands attempt to determine which faces
;; should be printed in bold or italic, but their guesses aren't
;; always right.  For example, you might want to map colors into faces
;; so that blue faces print in bold, and red faces in italic.
;;
;; It is possible to force ps-print to consider specific faces bold,
;; italic or underline, no matter what font they are displayed in, by setting
;; the variables `ps-bold-faces', `ps-italic-faces' and `ps-underlined-faces'.
;; These variables contain lists of faces that ps-print should consider bold,
;; italic or underline; to set them, put code like the following into your
;; .emacs file:
;;
;;      (setq ps-bold-faces '(my-blue-face))
;;      (setq ps-italic-faces '(my-red-face))
;;      (setq ps-underlined-faces '(my-green-face))
;;
;; Faces like bold-italic that are both bold and italic should go in
;; *both* lists.
;;
;; ps-print keeps internal lists of which fonts are bold and which are
;; italic; these lists are built the first time you invoke ps-print.
;; For the sake of efficiency, the lists are built only once; the same
;; lists are referred in later invocations of ps-print.
;;
;; Because these lists are built only once, it's possible for them to
;; get out of sync, if a face changes, or if new faces are added.  To
;; get the lists back in sync, you can set the variable
;; `ps-build-face-reference' to t, and the lists will be rebuilt the
;; next time ps-print is invoked.  If you need that the lists always be
;; rebuilt when ps-print is invoked, set the variable
;; `ps-always-build-face-reference' to t.
;;
;; If you need to print without worrying about face background color, set the
;; variable `ps-use-face-background' which specifies if face background should
;; be used.  Valid values are:

;;
;;
;; How Ps-Print Deals With Color
;; -----------------------------
;;
;; ps-print detects faces with foreground and background colors
;; defined and embeds color information in the PostScript image.
;; The default foreground and background colors are defined by the
;; variables `ps-default-fg' and `ps-default-bg'.
;; On black-and-white printers, colors are displayed in gray scale.
;; To turn off color output, set `ps-print-color-p' to nil.
;;
;;
;; How Ps-Print Maps Faces
;; -----------------------
;;
;; As ps-print uses PostScript to print buffers, it is possible to have
;; other attributes associated with faces. So the new attributes used
;; by ps-print are:
;;
;;   strikeout - like underline, but the line is in middle of text.
;;   overline  - like underline, but the line is over the text.
;;   shadow    - text will have a shadow.
;;   box       - text will be surrounded by a box.

;; Let's, for example, remap `font-lock-keyword-face' to another foreground
;; color and bold attribute:
;;
;;    (ps-extend-face '(font-lock-keyword-face "RoyalBlue" nil bold) 'MERGE)
;;
;; If you want to use a new face, define it first with `defface',
;; and then call `ps-extend-face' to specify how to print it.
;;
;;
;; How Ps-Print Has A Text And/Or Image On Background
;; --------------------------------------------------
;;

;;
;; (setq ps-print-background-image
;;       '(("~/images/EPS-image1.ps"
;;          "LeftMargin" "BottomMargin") ; X and Y position (lower left corner)
;;         ("~/images/EPS-image2.ps"
;;          "LeftMargin" "BottomMargin PrintHeight 2 div add" ; X and Y position
;;                                      ; (upper left corner)
;;          nil nil nil
;;          5 (11 . 17))                ; page list
;;         ))
;;

;;
;; Some tools are provided to help you customize your font setup.
;;
;; `ps-setup' returns (some part of) the current setup.
;;
;; To avoid wrapping too many lines, you may want to adjust the
;; left and right margins and the font size.  On UN*X systems, do:
;; pr -t file | awk '{printf "%3d %s\n", length($0), $0}' | sort -r | head
;; to determine the longest lines of your file.
;; Then, the command `ps-line-lengths' will give you the correspondence
;; between a line length (number of characters) and the maximum font
;; size which doesn't wrap such a line with the current ps-print setup.
;;
;; The commands `ps-nb-pages-buffer' and `ps-nb-pages-region' display
;; the correspondence between a number of pages and the maximum font
;; size which allow the number of lines of the current buffer or of
;; its current region to fit in this number of pages.
;;
;; NOTE: line folding is not taken into account in this process and could
;;       change the results.
;;
;; The command `ps-print-customize' activates a customization buffer for

;;
;; New since version 2.8
;; ---------------------
;;
;; [vinicius] Vinicius Jose Latorre <[e-mail]>
;;
;;    20001122
;;	 `ps-line-number-font', `ps-line-number-font-size' and
;;	 `ps-end-with-control-d'.
;;

;;
;;
;; Known bugs and limitations of ps-print
;; --------------------------------------
;;
;; Although color printing will work in XEmacs 19.12, it doesn't work
;; well; in particular, bold or italic fonts don't print in the right
;; background color.
;;
;; Invisible properties aren't correctly ignored in XEmacs 19.12.
;;
;; Automatic font-attribute detection doesn't work well, especially
;; with hilit19 and older versions of get-create-face.  Users having
;; problems with auto-font detection should use the lists
;; `ps-italic-faces', `ps-bold-faces' and `ps-underlined-faces' and/or
;; turn off automatic detection by setting `ps-auto-font-detect' to nil.
;;
;; Automatic font-attribute detection doesn't work with XEmacs 19.12
;; in tty mode; use the lists `ps-italic-faces', `ps-bold-faces' and
;; `ps-underlined-faces' instead.
;;
;; Still too slow; could use some hand-optimization.
;;
;; Default background color isn't working.

;;
;; Epoch and Emacs 19 not supported.  At all.
;;
;; Fixed-pitch fonts work better for line folding, but are not required.
;;
;; `ps-nb-pages-buffer' and `ps-nb-pages-region' don't take care
;; of folding lines.
;;
;;
;; Things to change
;; ----------------
;;
;; Avoid page break inside a paragraph.
;; Add `ps-non-bold-faces' and `ps-non-italic-faces' (should be easy).
;; Improve the memory management for big files (hard?).
;; `ps-nb-pages-buffer' and `ps-nb-pages-region' should take care
;; of folding lines.
;;
;;
;; Acknowledgments
;; ---------------
;;
;; Thanks to Pavel Janik ml <[e-mail]> for documentation correction.
;;
;; Thanks to Corinne Ilvedson <[e-mail]> for line number font size
;; suggestion.

;; Thanks to some suggestions on:
;;  * Face color map: Marco Melgazzi <[e-mail]>
;;  * XEmacs compatibility: William J. Henney <[e-mail]>
;;  * Check `ps-paper-type': Sudhakar Frederick <[e-mail]>
;;
;; Thanks to Jacques Duthen <[e-mail]> (Jack) for the 3.4 version
;; I started from. [vinicius]
;;
;; Thanks to Jim Thompson <?@?> for the 2.8 version I started from.
;; [jack]
;;
;; Thanks to Kevin Rodgers <[e-mail]> for adding support for
;; color and the invisible property.
;;
;; Thanks to Avishai Yacobi, [e-mail], for writing
;; the initial port to Emacs 19.  His code is no longer part of
;; ps-print, but his work is still appreciated.
;;
;; Thanks to Remi Houdaille and Michel Train, [e-mail],
;; for adding underline support.  Their code also is no longer part of
;; ps-print, but their efforts are not forgotten.
;;
;; Thanks also to all of you who mailed code to add features to
;; ps-print; although I didn't use your code, I still appreciate your
;; sharing it with me.
;;
;; Thanks to all who mailed comments, encouragement, and criticism.
;; Thanks also to all who responded to my survey; I had too many
;; responses to reply to them all, but I greatly appreciate your
;; interest.
;;
;; Jim
;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

;;; Code:

  :prefix "ps-"
  :tag "Vertical"
  :group 'ps-print)

(defgroup ps-print-headers nil
  "Headers layout"
  :prefix "ps-"
  :tag "Header"
  :group 'ps-print)

(defgroup ps-print-font nil
  "Fonts customization"
  :prefix "ps-"

It's strongly recommended only insert PostScript code and/or comments specific
for your printing system particularities.  For example, some special
initialization that only your printing system needs.

Do not insert code for duplex printing, n-up printing or error handler, ps-print
handles this in a suitable way.

For more information about PostScript, see:
   PostScript Language Reference Manual (2nd edition)
   Adobe Systems Incorporated

  :group 'ps-print-miscellany)

(defcustom ps-print-prologue-header nil
  "*PostScript prologue header comments besides that ps-print generates.

`ps-print-prologue-header' may be a string or a symbol function which
returns a string.  Note that this string is inserted on PostScript prologue
header section which is used to define some document characteristic through
PostScript special comments, like \"%%Requirements: jog\\n\".

ps-print always inserts the %%Requirements: comment, so if you need to insert
more requirements put them first in `ps-print-prologue-header' using the
\"%%+\" comment.  For example, if you need to set numcopies to 3 and jog on
requirements and set %%LanguageLevel: to 2, do:

			 string symbol (repeat sexp)))
  :group 'ps-print-printer)

(defcustom ps-print-region-function nil
  "*Specify a function to print the region on a PostScript printer.
See definition of `call-process-region' for calling conventions.  The fourth and
the sixth arguments are both nil."
  :type '(choice (const nil) function)
  :group 'ps-print-printer)

(defcustom ps-manual-feed nil
  "*Non-nil means the printer will manually feed paper.

  "*Non-nil means print in landscape mode."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-page)

(defcustom ps-print-upside-down nil
  "*Non-nil means print upside-down."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-page)

(defcustom ps-selected-pages nil
  "*Specify which pages to print.

   integer	an integer that specifies the interval that line number is
		printed.  If it's lesser than or equal to zero, it's used the
		value 1.

   `zebra'	specifies that only the line number of the first line in a zebra
		stripe is to be printed.

Any other value is treated as `zebra'."
  :type '(choice :menu-tag "Line Number Step"
		 :tag "Line Number Step"
		 (integer :tag "Step Interval")

      one line
      ...

The values for `ps-line-number-start':

   * If `ps-line-number-step' is an integer, must be between 1 and the value
     of `ps-line-number-step' inclusive.

   * If `ps-line-number-step' is set to `zebra', must be between 1 and the
     value of `ps-zebra-strip-height' inclusive.  Use this combination if you
     wish that line number be relative to zebra stripes."
  :type '(integer :tag "Start Step Interval")

If XSCALE and YSCALE are nil, the original size is used.

ROTATION is the image rotation angle; if nil, the default is 0.

PAGES designates the page to print background image.
PAGES may be a number or a cons cell (FROM . TO) designating FROM page
to TO page.
If PAGES is nil, print background image on all pages.

X, Y, XSCALE, YSCALE and ROTATION may be a floating point number,
an integer number or a string. If it is a string, the string should contain
PostScript programming that returns a float or integer value.

For example, if you wish to print an EPS image on all pages do:

   '((\"~/images/EPS-image.ps\"))"
  :type '(repeat

FONTSIZE is font size to be used, if nil, 200 is used.

GRAY is the text gray factor (should be very light like 0.8).
If nil, the default is 0.85.

ROTATION is the text rotation angle; if nil, the angle is given by
the diagonal from lower left corner to upper right corner.

PAGES designates the page to print background text.
PAGES may be a number or a cons cell (FROM . TO) designating FROM page
to TO page.
If PAGES is nil, print background text on all pages.

X, Y, FONTSIZE, GRAY and ROTATION may be a floating point number,
an integer number or a string. If it is a string, the string should contain
PostScript programming that returns a float or integer value.

For example, if you wish to print text \"Preliminary\" on all pages do:

   '((\"Preliminary\"))"
  :type '(repeat

  "*Portion of a header title line height to insert between the header frame
and the text it contains, both in the vertical and horizontal directions."
  :type 'number
  :group 'ps-print-vertical)

;;; Header setup

(defcustom ps-print-header t
  "*Non-nil means print a header at the top of each page.
By default, the header displays the buffer name, page number, and, if
the buffer is visiting a file, the file's directory.  Headers are
customizable by changing variables `ps-left-header' and
`ps-right-header'."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-print-only-one-header nil
  "*Non-nil means print only one header at the top of each page.
This is useful when printing more than one column, so it is possible
to have only one header over all columns or one header per column.
See also `ps-print-header'."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-print-header-frame t
  "*Non-nil means draw a gaudy frame around the header."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-header-lines 2
  "*Number of lines to display in page header, when generating PostScript."
  :type 'integer
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-switch-header 'duplex
  "*Specify if headers are switched or not.

Valid values are:

nil	Never switch headers.

t	Always switch headers.

duplex	Switch headers only when duplexing is on, that is, when
	`ps-spool-duplex' is non-nil.

Any other value is treated as t."
  :type '(choice :menu-tag "Switch Header"
		 :tag "Switch Header"
		 (const :tag "Never Switch" nil)
		 (const :tag "Always Switch" t)
		 (const :tag "Switch When Duplexing" duplex))
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-spool-config
  (if ps-windows-system
      nil
    'lpr-switches)
  "*Specify who is responsable for setting duplex and page size switches.

Valid values are:

  `lpr-switches'    duplex and page size are configured by `ps-lpr-switches'.
		    Don't forget to set `ps-lpr-switches' to select duplex

  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-spool-tumble nil
  "*Specify how the page images on opposite sides of a sheet are oriented.
If `ps-spool-tumble' is nil, produces output suitable for binding on the left or
right.  If `ps-spool-tumble' is non-nil, produces output suitable for binding at
the top or bottom.

It has effect only when `ps-spool-duplex' is non-nil."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

  "*Font info database: font family (the key), name, bold, italic, bold-italic,
reference size, line height, space width, average character width.
To get the info for another specific font (say Helvetica), do the following:
- create a new buffer
- generate the PostScript image to a file (C-u M-x ps-print-buffer)
- open this file and delete the leading `%' (which is the PostScript
  comment character) from the line
	   `% 3 cm 20 cm moveto  10/Courier ReportFontInfo  showpage'
  to get the line
	   `3 cm 20 cm moveto  10/Helvetica ReportFontInfo  showpage'
- add the values to `ps-font-info-database'.
You can get all the fonts of YOUR printer using `ReportAllFontInfo'.

Note also that ps-print DOESN'T download any font to your printer, instead
it uses the fonts resident in your printer."
  :type '(repeat
	  (list :tag "Font Definition"
		(symbol :tag "Font Family")
		(cons :format "%v"
		      (const :format "" fonts)

		 (cons :tag "Landscape/Portrait"
		       (number :tag "Landscape Header Title Size")
		       (number :tag "Portrait Header Title Size")))
  :group 'ps-print-font)

(defcustom ps-line-number-font      "Times-Italic"
  "*Font for line-number, when generating PostScript."
  :type 'string
  :group 'ps-print-font
  :group 'ps-print-miscellany)

		       (number :tag "Blue")))
  :group 'ps-print-color)

(defcustom ps-auto-font-detect t
  "*Non-nil means automatically detect bold/italic/underline face attributes.
If nil, we rely solely on the lists `ps-bold-faces', `ps-italic-faces',
and `ps-underlined-faces'."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-font)

(defcustom ps-bold-faces
  (unless ps-print-color-p

(defcustom ps-left-header
  (list 'ps-get-buffer-name 'ps-header-dirpart)
  "*The items to display (each on a line) on the left part of the page header.
This applies to generating PostScript.

The value should be a list of strings and symbols, each representing an
entry in the PostScript array HeaderLinesLeft.

Strings are inserted unchanged into the array; those representing
PostScript string literals should be delimited with PostScript string
delimiters '(' and ')'.

For symbols with bound functions, the function is called and should
return a string to be inserted into the array.  For symbols with bound
values, the value should be a string to be inserted into the array.
In either case, function or variable, the string value has PostScript
string delimiters added to it."
  :type '(repeat (choice :menu-tag "Left Header"
			 :tag "Left Header"
			 string symbol))
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

  (list "/pagenumberstring load"
	'ps-time-stamp-mon-dd-yyyy 'ps-time-stamp-hh:mm:ss)
  "*The items to display (each on a line) on the right part of the page header.
This applies to generating PostScript.

See the variable `ps-left-header' for a description of the format of
this variable."
  :type '(repeat (choice :menu-tag "Right Header"
			 :tag "Right Header"
			 string symbol))
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-razzle-dazzle t
  "*Non-nil means report progress while formatting buffer."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-miscellany)

(defcustom ps-adobe-tag "%!PS-Adobe-3.0\n"
  "*Contains the header line identifying the output as PostScript.
By default, `ps-adobe-tag' contains the standard identifier.  Some
printers require slightly different versions of this line."
  :type 'string
  :group 'ps-print-miscellany)

(defcustom ps-build-face-reference t
  "*Non-nil means build the reference face lists.

ps-print sets this value to nil after it builds its internal reference
lists of bold and italic faces.  By settings its value back to t, you
can force ps-print to rebuild the lists the next time you invoke one
of the ...-with-faces commands.

You should set this value back to t after you change the attributes of
any face, or create new faces.  Most users shouldn't have to worry
about its setting, though."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-face)

(defcustom ps-always-build-face-reference nil
  "*Non-nil means always rebuild the reference face lists.

If this variable is non-nil, ps-print will rebuild its internal
reference lists of bold and italic faces *every* time one of the
...-with-faces commands is called.  Most users shouldn't need to set this
variable."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-face)

(defcustom ps-banner-page-when-duplexing nil
  "*Non-nil means the very first page is skipped.

;;;###autoload
(defun ps-print-buffer (&optional filename)
  "Generate and print a PostScript image of the buffer.

Interactively, when you use a prefix argument (C-u), the command
prompts the user for a file name, and saves the PostScript image
in that file instead of sending it to the printer.

Noninteractively, the argument FILENAME is treated as follows: if it
is nil, send the image to the printer.  If FILENAME is a string, save
the PostScript image in a file with that name."
  (interactive (list (ps-print-preprint current-prefix-arg)))
  (ps-print-without-faces (point-min) (point-max) filename))


;;;###autoload
(defun ps-print-buffer-with-faces (&optional filename)
  "Generate and print a PostScript image of the buffer.
Like `ps-print-buffer', but includes font, color, and underline
information in the generated image.  This command works only if you
are using a window system, so it has a way to determine color values."
  (interactive (list (ps-print-preprint current-prefix-arg)))
  (ps-print-with-faces (point-min) (point-max) filename))


;;;###autoload

;;;###autoload
(defun ps-print-region-with-faces (from to &optional filename)
  "Generate and print a PostScript image of the region.
Like `ps-print-region', but includes font, color, and underline
information in the generated image.  This command works only if you
are using a window system, so it has a way to determine color values."
  (interactive (list (point) (mark) (ps-print-preprint current-prefix-arg)))
  (ps-print-with-faces from to filename t))


;;;###autoload
(defun ps-spool-buffer ()
  "Generate and spool a PostScript image of the buffer.
Like `ps-print-buffer' except that the PostScript image is saved in a
local buffer to be sent to the printer later.

Use the command `ps-despool' to send the spooled images to the printer."
  (interactive)
  (ps-spool-without-faces (point-min) (point-max)))


;;;###autoload
(defun ps-spool-buffer-with-faces ()
  "Generate and spool a PostScript image of the buffer.
Like `ps-spool-buffer', but includes font, color, and underline
information in the generated image.  This command works only if you
are using a window system, so it has a way to determine color values.

Use the command `ps-despool' to send the spooled images to the printer."
  (interactive)
  (ps-spool-with-faces (point-min) (point-max)))

;;;###autoload
(defun ps-spool-region-with-faces (from to)
  "Generate a PostScript image of the region and spool locally.
Like `ps-spool-region', but includes font, color, and underline
information in the generated image.  This command works only if you
are using a window system, so it has a way to determine color values.

Use the command `ps-despool' to send the spooled images to the printer."
  (interactive "r")
  (ps-spool-with-faces from to t))

;;;###autoload
(defun ps-despool (&optional filename)
  "Send the spooled PostScript to the printer.

Interactively, when you use a prefix argument (C-u), the command
prompts the user for a file name, and saves the spooled PostScript
image in that file instead of sending it to the printer.

Noninteractively, the argument FILENAME is treated as follows: if it
is nil, send the image to the printer.  If FILENAME is a string, save
the PostScript image in a file with that name."
  (interactive (list (ps-print-preprint current-prefix-arg)))
  (ps-do-despool filename))

;;;###autoload
(defun ps-line-lengths ()
  "Display the correspondence between a line length and a font size,
using the current ps-print setup.
Try: pr -t file | awk '{printf \"%3d %s\n\", length($0), $0}' | sort -r | head"
  (interactive)
  (ps-line-lengths-internal))

;;;###autoload

  (ps-nb-pages nb-lines))

;;;###autoload
(defun ps-setup ()
  "Return the current PostScript-generation setup."
  (format
   "
;;; ps-print version %s

\(setq ps-print-color-p         %s
      ps-lpr-command           %S
      ps-lpr-switches          %s
      ps-printer-name          %s
      ps-printer-name-option   %s
      ps-print-region-function %s
      ps-manual-feed           %S
      ps-end-with-control-d    %S

      ps-paper-type          %s
      ps-warn-paper-type     %s
      ps-landscape-mode      %s
      ps-print-upside-down   %s
      ps-number-of-columns   %s

      ps-zebra-stripes       %s
      ps-zebra-stripe-height %s
      ps-zebra-stripe-follow %S
      ps-zebra-color         %s
      ps-line-number         %s
      ps-line-number-step    %s
      ps-line-number-start   %S

      ps-default-fg    %s
      ps-default-bg    %s
      ps-razzle-dazzle %S

      ps-use-face-background %s

      ps-print-control-characters %s

      ps-print-background-image %s

      ps-print-background-text %s

      ps-error-handler-message     %s
      ps-user-defined-prologue     %s
      ps-print-prologue-header     %s
      ps-postscript-code-directory %S
      ps-adobe-tag                 %S

      ps-left-margin                %s
      ps-right-margin               %s
      ps-inter-column               %s
      ps-bottom-margin              %s
      ps-top-margin                 %s
      ps-header-offset              %s
      ps-header-line-pad            %s
      ps-print-header               %s
      ps-print-only-one-header      %s
      ps-print-header-frame         %s
      ps-switch-header              %s
      ps-header-lines               %s
      ps-show-n-of-n                %s
      ps-spool-config               %s
      ps-spool-duplex               %s
      ps-spool-tumble               %s
      ps-banner-page-when-duplexing %s
      ps-left-header                %s
      ps-right-header               %s

      ps-n-up-printing %s
      ps-n-up-margin   %s
      ps-n-up-border-p %s
      ps-n-up-filling  %s

      ps-multibyte-buffer       %s
      ps-font-family            %s
      ps-font-size              %s
      ps-header-font-family     %s
      ps-header-font-size       %s
      ps-header-title-font-size %s
      ps-line-number-font       %s
      ps-line-number-font-size  %s
      ps-line-spacing           %s
      ps-paragraph-spacing      %s
      ps-paragraph-regexp       %s
      ps-begin-cut-regexp       %s
      ps-end-cut-regexp         %s

      ps-even-or-odd-pages   %s
      ps-selected-pages      %s
      ps-last-selected-pages %s

      ps-build-face-reference        %S
      ps-always-build-face-reference %S

      ps-auto-font-detect %S
      ps-bold-faces       %s
      ps-italic-faces     %s
      ps-underlined-faces %s)

;; The following customized variables have long lists and are seldom modified:
;;    ps-page-dimensions-database
;;    ps-font-info-database

;;; ps-print - end of settings
"
   ps-print-version
   ps-print-color-p
   ps-lpr-command
   (ps-print-quote ps-lpr-switches)
   (ps-print-quote ps-printer-name)
   (ps-print-quote ps-printer-name-option)
   (ps-print-quote ps-print-region-function)
   ps-manual-feed
   ps-end-with-control-d
   (ps-print-quote ps-paper-type)
   ps-warn-paper-type
   ps-landscape-mode
   ps-print-upside-down
   ps-number-of-columns
   ps-zebra-stripes
   ps-zebra-stripe-height
   (ps-print-quote ps-zebra-stripe-follow)
   (ps-print-quote ps-zebra-color)
   ps-line-number
   (ps-print-quote ps-line-number-step)
   ps-line-number-start
   (ps-print-quote ps-default-fg)
   (ps-print-quote ps-default-bg)
   ps-razzle-dazzle
   (ps-print-quote ps-use-face-background)
   (ps-print-quote ps-print-control-characters)
   (ps-print-quote ps-print-background-image)
   (ps-print-quote ps-print-background-text)
   (ps-print-quote ps-error-handler-message)
   (ps-print-quote ps-user-defined-prologue)
   (ps-print-quote ps-print-prologue-header)
   ps-postscript-code-directory
   ps-adobe-tag
   ps-left-margin
   ps-right-margin
   ps-inter-column
   ps-bottom-margin
   ps-top-margin
   ps-header-offset
   ps-header-line-pad
   ps-print-header
   ps-print-only-one-header
   ps-print-header-frame
   (ps-print-quote ps-switch-header)
   ps-header-lines
   ps-show-n-of-n
   (ps-print-quote ps-spool-config)
   ps-spool-duplex
   ps-spool-tumble
   ps-banner-page-when-duplexing
   (ps-print-quote ps-left-header)
   (ps-print-quote ps-right-header)
   ps-n-up-printing
   ps-n-up-margin
   ps-n-up-border-p
   (ps-print-quote ps-n-up-filling)
   (ps-print-quote (symbol-value 'ps-multibyte-buffer))	; see `ps-mule.el'
   (ps-print-quote ps-font-family)
   (ps-print-quote ps-font-size)
   (ps-print-quote ps-header-font-family)
   (ps-print-quote ps-header-font-size)
   (ps-print-quote ps-header-title-font-size)
   ps-line-number-font
   (ps-print-quote ps-line-number-font-size)
   (ps-print-quote ps-line-spacing)
   (ps-print-quote ps-paragraph-spacing)
   (ps-print-quote ps-paragraph-regexp)
   (ps-print-quote ps-begin-cut-regexp)
   (ps-print-quote ps-end-cut-regexp)
   (ps-print-quote ps-even-or-odd-pages)
   (ps-print-quote ps-selected-pages)
   (ps-print-quote ps-last-selected-pages)
   ps-build-face-reference
   ps-always-build-face-reference
   ps-auto-font-detect
   (ps-print-quote ps-bold-faces)
   (ps-print-quote ps-italic-faces)
   (ps-print-quote ps-underlined-faces)))


;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;; Utility functions and variables:


(defun ps-time-stamp-mon-dd-yyyy ()
  (format-time-string "%b %d %Y"))


(defun ps-time-stamp-hh:mm:ss ()
  (format-time-string "%T"))


(defun ps-print-quote (sym)
  (cond ((null sym)
	 nil)
	((or (symbolp sym) (listp sym))
	 (format "'%S" sym))
	((stringp sym)
	 (format "%S" sym))
	(t
	 sym)))


(eval-and-compile
  (defvar ps-print-emacs-type
    (cond ((string-match "XEmacs" emacs-version) 'xemacs)

      done!"
  (let ((filename (convert-standard-filename
		   (expand-file-name (format "ps-prin%d.ps" filenumber)
				     ps-postscript-code-directory))))
    (if (and (file-exists-p filename)
             (file-readable-p filename))
        (with-temp-buffer
          (insert-file-contents filename)
          (buffer-string))
      (error "ps-print PostScript prologue `%s' file was not found."
	     filename))))


(defvar ps-mark-code-directory nil)

      "%0.3f %0.3f %0.3f"

    ;; Lucid emacsen will have to make do with %s (princ) for floats.
    "%s %s %s"))

;; These values determine how much print-height to deduct when headers
;; are turned on.  This is a pretty clumsy way of handling it, but
;; it'll do for now.

(defvar ps-header-pad 0
  "Vertical and horizontal space between the header frame and the text.
This is in units of points (1/72 inch).")

;; Define accessors to the dimensions list.

(defmacro ps-page-dimensions-get-width  (dims) `(nth 0 ,dims))
(defmacro ps-page-dimensions-get-height (dims) `(nth 1 ,dims))
(defmacro ps-page-dimensions-get-media  (dims) `(nth 2 ,dims))

(defvar ps-width-remaining nil)

(defvar ps-font-size-internal nil)
(defvar ps-header-font-size-internal nil)
(defvar ps-header-title-font-size-internal nil)
(defvar ps-line-spacing-internal nil)
(defvar ps-paragraph-spacing-internal nil)


;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

	 (normal-font (cdr (assq 'normal font-list))))
    (while (and font-list (not (eq font-type (car (car font-list)))))
      (setq font-list (cdr font-list)))
    (or (cdr (car font-list)) normal-font)))

(defun ps-fonts (font-sym)
  (mapcar 'cdr (ps-font-alist font-sym)))

(defun ps-font-number (font-sym font-type)
  (or (ps-alist-position font-type (ps-font-alist font-sym))
      0))

(defsubst ps-line-height (font-sym)
  "The height of a line, for generating PostScript.

    (ps-select-font ps-font-family 'ps-font-for-text
		    ps-font-size-internal ps-font-size-internal)
    (ps-select-font ps-header-font-family 'ps-font-for-header
		    ps-header-font-size-internal
		    ps-header-title-font-size-internal)

    (setq page-width  (ps-page-dimensions-get-width  page-dimensions)
	  page-height (ps-page-dimensions-get-height page-dimensions))

    ;; Landscape mode

page-height == bm + print-height + tm
=> print-height == %d !"
	       ps-top-margin
	       ps-bottom-margin
	       ps-print-height))
    ;; If headers are turned on, deduct the height of the header from
    ;; the print height.
    (if ps-print-header
	(setq ps-header-pad   (* ps-header-line-pad
				 (ps-title-line-height 'ps-font-for-header))
	      ps-print-height (- ps-print-height
				 ps-header-offset

				 (ps-title-line-height 'ps-font-for-header)
				 (* (ps-line-height 'ps-font-for-header)
				    (1- ps-header-lines))
				 ps-header-pad)))
    (if (<= ps-print-height 0)
	(error "Bad vertical layout:
ps-top-margin    == %s
ps-bottom-margin == %s
ps-header-offset == %s
ps-header-pad    == %s
header-height    == %s

		  (ps-title-line-height 'ps-font-for-header)
		  (* (ps-line-height 'ps-font-for-header)
		     (1- ps-header-lines))
		  ps-header-pad)
	       ps-print-height))
    ;; ps-zebra-stripe-follow is `full' or `full-follow'
    (if ps-zebra-stripe-full-p
	(let* ((line-height (ps-line-height 'ps-font-for-text))
	       (zebra (* (+ line-height ps-line-spacing-internal)
			 ps-zebra-stripe-height)))
	  (setq ps-print-height (- (* (floor ps-print-height zebra) zebra)
				   line-height))
	  (if (<= ps-print-height 0)
	      (error "Bad vertical layout:
ps-zebra-stripe-follow == %s
ps-zebra-stripe-height == %s
font-text-height       == %s
line-spacing           == %s
page-height == ((floor print-height ((th + ls) * zh)) * ((th + ls) * zh)) - th

  (save-excursion
    (set-buffer ps-spool-buffer)
    (goto-char (point-max))
    (insert-file fname)))

;; These functions insert the arrays that define the contents of the
;; headers.

(defun ps-generate-header-line (fonttag &optional content)
  (ps-output "  [ " fonttag " ")
  (cond
   ;; Literal strings should be output as is -- the string must
   ;; contain its own PS string delimiters, '(' and ')', if necessary.
   ((stringp content)
    (ps-output (ps-mule-encode-header-string content fonttag)))

   ;; Functions are called -- they should return strings; they will be
   ;; inserted as strings and the PS string delimiters added.
   ((and (symbolp content) (fboundp content))
    (ps-output-string (ps-mule-encode-header-string (funcall content)
						    fonttag)))

   ;; Variables will have their contents inserted.  They should
   ;; contain strings, and will be inserted as strings.
   ((and (symbolp content) (boundp content))
    (ps-output-string (ps-mule-encode-header-string (symbol-value content)
						    fonttag)))

   ;; Anything else will get turned into an empty string.
   (t
    (ps-output-string "")))
  (ps-output " ]\n"))

(defun ps-generate-header (name contents)
  (ps-output "/" name " [\n")
  (if (> ps-header-lines 0)
      (let ((count 1))
	(ps-generate-header-line "/h0" (car contents))
	(while (and (< count ps-header-lines)
		    (setq contents (cdr contents)))
	  (ps-generate-header-line "/h1" (car contents))
	  (setq count (1+ count)))))
  (ps-output "] def\n"))


(defun ps-output-boolean (name bool)
  (ps-output (format "/%s %s def\n" name (if bool "true" "false"))))


(defun ps-background-pages (page-list func)
  (if page-list
      (mapcar

    (full-follow . 3))
  "Alist for zebra stripe continuation.")


(defun ps-begin-file ()
  (ps-get-page-dimensions)
  (setq ps-page-order 0
	ps-page-printed 0
	ps-background-text-count 0
	ps-background-image-count 0
	ps-background-pages nil

	       (format "/InterColumn  %s def\n" ps-inter-column)

	       (format "/BottomMargin %s def\n" ps-bottom-margin)
	       (format "/TopMargin    %s def\n" ps-top-margin) ; not used
	       (format "/HeaderOffset %s def\n" ps-header-offset)
	       (format "/HeaderPad    %s def\n" ps-header-pad))

    (ps-output-boolean "PrintHeader       " ps-print-header)
    (ps-output-boolean "PrintOnlyOneHeader" ps-print-only-one-header)
    (ps-output-boolean "PrintHeaderFrame  " ps-print-header-frame)
    (ps-output-boolean "SwitchHeader      " (if (eq ps-switch-header 'duplex)
						ps-spool-duplex
					      ps-switch-header))
    (ps-output-boolean "ShowNofN          " ps-show-n-of-n)

    (let ((line-height (ps-line-height 'ps-font-for-text)))
      (ps-output (format "/LineSpacing      %s def\n" ps-line-spacing-internal)
		 (format "/ParagraphSpacing %s def\n"
			 ps-paragraph-spacing-internal)

	       (format "/PrintLineStep    %d def\n"
		       (if (integerp ps-line-number-step)
			   ps-line-number-step
			 ps-zebra-stripe-height))
	       (format "/PrintLineStart   %d def\n" ps-line-number-start)
	       (format "/ZebraHeight      %d def\n" ps-zebra-stripe-height)
	       "/ZebraColor       "
	       (ps-format-color ps-zebra-color 0.95)
	       "def\n/BackgroundColor  "
	       (ps-format-color ps-default-bg 1.0)
	       "def\n/UseSetpagedevice "

	       (format "/h1 %s(%s)cvn DefFont\n" ; /h1 12/Helvetica DefFont
		       ps-header-font-size-internal
		       (ps-font 'ps-font-for-header 'normal))
	       (format "/L0 %s(%s)cvn DefFont\n" ; /L0 6/Times-Italic DefFont
		       (ps-get-font-size 'ps-line-number-font-size)
		       ps-line-number-font))

    (ps-output "\n\n% ---- These lines must be kept together because...

/h0 F
/HeaderTitleLineHeight FontHeight def

/h1 F
/HeaderLineHeight FontHeight def
/HeaderDescent    Descent def

% ---- ...because `F' has a side-effect on `FontHeight' and `Descent'\n\n")

    ;; Text fonts
    (let ((font (ps-font-alist 'ps-font-for-text))

    siz))


(defun ps-get-font-size (font-sym)
  (ps-get-size (symbol-value font-sym) "font size" font-sym))


(defun ps-begin-job ()
  ;; prologue files
  (or (equal ps-mark-code-directory ps-postscript-code-directory)

						   "paragraph spacing")
	ps-font-size-internal        (ps-get-font-size 'ps-font-size)
	ps-header-font-size-internal (ps-get-font-size 'ps-header-font-size)
	ps-header-title-font-size-internal
	(ps-get-font-size 'ps-header-title-font-size)
	ps-control-or-escape-regexp
	(cond ((eq ps-print-control-characters '8-bit)
	       (string-as-unibyte "[\000-\037\177-\377]"))
	      ((eq ps-print-control-characters 'control-8-bit)
	       (string-as-unibyte "[\000-\037\177-\237]"))

	;; that ps-print can be dumped into emacs.  This expression can't be
	;; evaluated at dump-time because X isn't initialized.
	ps-color-p           (and ps-print-color-p (ps-color-device))
	ps-print-color-scale (if ps-color-p
				 (float (car (ps-color-values "white")))
			       1.0)))


(defun ps-rgb-color (color default)
  (cond ((and color (listp color)) color)
	((stringp color) (ps-color-scale color))
	((numberp color) (list color color color))
	(t (list default default default))
	))


(defun ps-page-number ()
  (if ps-print-only-one-header
      (1+ (/ (1- ps-page-column) ps-number-of-columns))
    ps-page-column))


(defun ps-next-page ()
  (ps-end-page)
  (ps-flush-output)
  (ps-begin-page))

    (ps-output "BeginDSCPage\n")
    (run-hooks 'ps-print-begin-column-hook))
  (setq ps-page-column (1+ ps-page-column)))

(defun ps-begin-page ()
  (ps-get-page-dimensions)
  (setq ps-width-remaining  ps-print-width
	ps-height-remaining ps-print-height)

  (ps-header-page)

  (ps-output (format "/LineNumber %d def\n" ps-showline-count)
	     (format "/PageNumber %d def\n" (ps-page-number)))

  (when ps-print-header
    (ps-generate-header "HeaderLinesLeft"    ps-left-header)
    (ps-generate-header "HeaderLinesRight"   ps-right-header)
    (ps-output (format "%d SetHeaderLines\n" ps-header-lines)))

  (ps-output (number-to-string ps-lines-printed) " BeginPage\n")
  (ps-set-font  ps-current-font)
  (ps-set-bg    ps-current-bg)
  (ps-set-color ps-current-color)
  (ps-mule-begin-page))

(defun ps-end-page ()
  (ps-output "EndPage\nEndDSCPage\n"))

(defun ps-skip-newline (limit)
  (setq ps-showline-count (1+ ps-showline-count)
	ps-lines-printed  (1+ ps-lines-printed))
  (and (< (point) limit)
       (forward-char 1)))

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;; Author:	Vinicius Jose Latorre <[e-mail]>
;; Author:	Kenichi Handa <[e-mail]> (multi-byte characters)
;; Maintainer:	Kenichi Handa <[e-mail]> (multi-byte characters)
;; Maintainer:	Vinicius Jose Latorre <[e-mail]>
;; Keywords:	wp, print, PostScript
;; Time-stamp:	<2001/04/07 13:41:03 Vinicius>
;; Version:	6.5.1
;; X-URL:	http://www.cpqd.com.br/~vinicius/emacs/

(defconst ps-print-version "6.5.1"
  "ps-print.el, v 6.5.1 <2001/04/07 vinicius>

Vinicius's last change version -- this file may have been edited as part of
Emacs without changes to the version number.  When reporting bugs, please also
report the version of Emacs, if any, that ps-print was distributed with.

	Vinicius Jose Latorre <[e-mail]>.
")

;; This file is part of GNU Emacs.

;; GNU Emacs is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
;; the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
;; Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later
;; version.

;; GNU Emacs is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY
;; WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
;; FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License for more
;; details.

;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with
;; GNU Emacs; see the file COPYING.  If not, write to the Free Software
;; Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.

;;; Commentary:

;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;
;; About ps-print
;; --------------
;;
;; This package provides printing of Emacs buffers on PostScript printers; the
;; buffer's bold and italic text attributes are preserved in the printer
;; output.  ps-print is intended for use with Emacs or Lucid Emacs, together
;; with a fontifying package such as font-lock or hilit.
;;
;; ps-print uses the same face attributes defined through font-lock or hilit to
;; print a PostScript file, but some faces are better seeing on the screen than
;; on paper, specially when you have a black/white PostScript printer.
;;
;; ps-print allows a remap of face to another one that it is better to print,
;; for example, the face font-lock-comment-face (if you are using font-lock)
;; could have bold or italic attribute when printing, besides foreground color.
;; This remap improves printing look (see How Ps-Print Maps Faces).
;;
;;
;; Using ps-print
;; --------------
;;
;; ps-print provides eight commands for generating PostScript images of Emacs
;; buffers:
;;
;;        ps-print-buffer
;;        ps-print-buffer-with-faces
;;        ps-print-region
;;        ps-print-region-with-faces
;;        ps-spool-buffer
;;        ps-spool-buffer-with-faces
;;        ps-spool-region
;;        ps-spool-region-with-faces
;;
;; These commands all perform essentially the same function: they generate
;; PostScript images suitable for printing on a PostScript printer or
;; displaying with GhostScript.  These commands are collectively referred to as
;; "ps-print- commands".
;;
;; The word "print" or "spool" in the command name determines when the
;; PostScript image is sent to the printer:
;;
;;        print      - The PostScript image is immediately sent to the printer;
;;
;;        spool      - The PostScript image is saved temporarily in an Emacs
;;                     buffer.  Many images may be spooled locally before
;;                     printing them.  To send the spooled images to the
;;                     printer, use the command `ps-despool'.
;;
;; The spooling mechanism was designed for printing lots of small files (mail
;; messages or netnews articles) to save paper that would otherwise be wasted
;; on banner pages, and to make it easier to find your output at the printer
;; (it's easier to pick up one 50-page printout than to find 50 single-page
;; printouts).
;;
;; ps-print has a hook in the `kill-emacs-hook' so that you won't accidentally
;; quit from Emacs while you have unprinted PostScript waiting in the spool
;; buffer.  If you do attempt to exit with spooled PostScript, you'll be asked
;; if you want to print it, and if you decline, you'll be asked to confirm the
;; exit; this is modeled on the confirmation that Emacs uses for modified
;; buffers.
;;
;; The word "buffer" or "region" in the command name determines how much of the
;; buffer is printed:
;;
;;        buffer     - Print the entire buffer.
;;
;;        region     - Print just the current region.
;;
;; The -with-faces suffix on the command name means that the command will
;; include font, color, and underline information in the PostScript image, so
;; the printed image can look as pretty as the buffer.  The ps-print- commands
;; without the -with-faces suffix don't include font, color, or underline
;; information; images printed with these commands aren't as pretty, but are
;; faster to generate.
;;
;; Two ps-print- command examples:
;;
;;        ps-print-buffer             - print the entire buffer, without font,
;;                                      color, or underline information, and
;;                                      send it immediately to the printer.
;;
;;        ps-spool-region-with-faces  - print just the current region; include
;;                                      font, color, and underline information,
;;                                      and spool the image in Emacs to send to
;;                                      the printer later.
;;
;;
;; Invoking Ps-Print
;; -----------------
;;
;; To print your buffer, type
;;
;;        M-x ps-print-buffer
;;
;; or substitute one of the other seven ps-print- commands.  The command will
;; generate the PostScript image and print or spool it as specified.  By giving
;; the command a prefix argument
;;
;;        C-u M-x ps-print-buffer
;;
;; it will save the PostScript image to a file instead of sending it to the
;; printer; you will be prompted for the name of the file to save the image to.
;; The prefix argument is ignored by the commands that spool their images, but
;; you may save the spooled images to a file by giving a prefix argument to
;; `ps-despool':
;;
;;        C-u M-x ps-despool
;;
;; When invoked this way, `ps-despool' will prompt you for the name of the file
;; to save to.
;;
;; Any of the `ps-print-' commands can be bound to keys; I recommend binding
;; `ps-spool-buffer-with-faces', `ps-spool-region-with-faces', and
;; `ps-despool'.  Here are the bindings I use on my Sun 4 keyboard:
;;
;;   (global-set-key 'f22 'ps-spool-buffer-with-faces) ;f22 is prsc
;;   (global-set-key '(shift f22) 'ps-spool-region-with-faces)
;;   (global-set-key '(control f22) 'ps-despool)
;;
;;
;; The Printer Interface
;; ---------------------
;;
;; The variables `ps-lpr-command' and `ps-lpr-switches' determine what command
;; is used to send the PostScript images to the printer, and what arguments to
;; give the command.  These are analogous to `lpr-command' and `lpr-switches'.
;;
;; Make sure that they contain appropriate values for your system;
;; see the usage notes below and the documentation of these variables.
;;
;; The variable `ps-printer-name' determines the name of a local printer for

;; The variable `ps-printer-name-option' determines the option used by some
;; utilities to indicate the printer name, it's used only when
;; `ps-printer-name' is a non-empty string.  If you're using lpr utility to
;; print, for example, `ps-printer-name-option' should be set to "-P".
;;
;; NOTE: `ps-lpr-command' and `ps-lpr-switches' take their initial values from
;;       the variables `lpr-command' and `lpr-switches'.  If you have
;;       `lpr-command' set to invoke a pretty-printer such as `enscript', then
;;       ps-print won't work properly.  `ps-lpr-command' must name a program
;;       that does not format the files it prints.
;;       `ps-printer-name' takes its initial value from the variable
;;       `printer-name'.  `ps-printer-name-option' tries to guess which system
;;       Emacs is running and takes its initial value in accordance with this
;;       guess.
;;

;;
;; The variable `ps-landscape-mode' determines the orientation of the printing
;; on the page: nil means `portrait' mode, non-nil means `landscape' mode.
;; There is no oblique mode yet, though this is easy to do in ps.
;;
;; In landscape mode, the text is NOT scaled: you may print 70 lines in
;; portrait mode and only 50 lines in landscape mode.  The margins represent
;; margins in the printed paper: the top margin is the margin between the top
;; of the page and the printed header, whatever the orientation is.
;;
;; The variable `ps-number-of-columns' determines the number of columns both in
;; landscape and portrait mode.
;; You can use:
;; - (the standard) one column portrait mode.
;; - (my favorite) two columns landscape mode (which spares trees).
;; but also:
;; - one column landscape mode for files with very long lines.
;; - multi-column portrait or landscape mode.
;;
;; The variable `ps-print-upside-down' determines other orientation for
;; printing page: nil means `normal' printing, non-nil means `upside-down'
;; printing (that is, the page is rotated by 180 grades).  The default value is
;; nil (`normal' printing).
;;
;; The `upside-down' orientation can be used in portrait or landscape mode.
;;
;; The variable `ps-selected-pages' specifies which pages to print.  If it's
;; nil, all pages are printed.  If it's a list, the list element may be an

;;
;; Vertical layout
;; ---------------
;;
;; The vertical layout is determined by the variables
;; `ps-bottom-margin' `ps-top-margin' `ps-header-offset' `ps-footer-offset'
;; as follows:
;;
;; |--------|        |--------|        |--------|        |--------|
;; | tm     |        | tm     |        | tm     |        | tm     |
;; |--------|        |--------|        |--------|        |--------|
;; | header |        |        |        | header |        |        |
;; |--------|        |        |        |--------|        |        |
;; | ho     |        |        |        | ho     |        |        |
;; |--------|        |        |        |--------|        |        |
;; |        |        |        |        |        |        |        |
;; | text   |   or   | text   |   or   | text   |   or   | text   |
;; |        |        |        |        |        |        |        |
;; |        |        |--------|        |--------|        |        |
;; |        |        | fo     |        | fo     |        |        |
;; |        |        |--------|        |--------|        |        |
;; |        |        | footer |        | footer |        |        |
;; |--------|        |--------|        |--------|        |--------|
;; | bm     |        | bm     |        | bm     |        | bm     |
;; |--------|        |--------|        |--------|        |--------|
;;
;; If `ps-print-header' is nil, `ps-header-offset' is not relevant.
;; If `ps-print-footer' is nil, `ps-footer-offset' is not relevant.
;; The margins represent margins in the printed paper:
;; the top margin is the margin between the top of the page and the printed
;; header, whatever the orientation is;
;; the bottom margin is the margin between the bottom of the page and the
;; printed footer, whatever the orientation is.
;;
;;
;; Headers & Footers
;; -----------------
;;
;; ps-print can print headers at the top of each column or at the top of each
;; page; the default headers contain the following four items: on the left, the
;; name of the buffer and, if the buffer is visiting a file, the file's
;; directory; on the right, the page number and date of printing.  The default
;; headers look something like this:
;;
;;     ps-print.el                                         1/21
;;     /home/jct/emacs-lisp/ps/new                     94/12/31
;;
;; When printing on duplex printers, left and right are reversed so that the
;; page numbers are toward the outside (cf. `ps-spool-duplex').
;;
;; Headers are configurable:
;; To turn them off completely, set `ps-print-header' to nil.
;; To turn off the header's gaudy framing box,
;; set `ps-print-header-frame' to nil.
;;
;; The variable `ps-header-frame-alist' specifies header frame properties
;; alist.  Valid frame properties are:
;;
;;   fore-color		Specify the foreground frame color.
;;			It should be a float number between 0.0 (black color)
;;			and 1.0 (white color), a string which is a color name,
;;			or a list of 3 float numbers which corresponds to the
;;			Red Green Blue color scale, each float number between
;;			0.0 (dark color) and 1.0 (bright color).
;;			The default is 0 ("black").
;;
;;   back-color		Specify the background frame color (similar to
;;			fore-color).  The default is 0.9 ("gray90").
;;
;;   shadow-color	Specify the shadow color (similar to fore-color).
;;			The default is 0 ("black").
;;
;;   border-color	Specify the border color (similar to fore-color).
;;			The default is 0 ("black").
;;
;;   border-width	Specify the border width.
;;			The default is 0.4.
;;
;; Any other property is ignored.
;;
;; Don't change this alist directly, instead use customization, or `ps-value',
;; `ps-get', `ps-put' and `ps-del' functions (see them for documentation).
;;
;; To print only one header at the top of each page, set
;; `ps-print-only-one-header' to t.
;;
;; To switch headers, set `ps-switch-header' to:
;;
;;    nil	Never switch headers.
;;

;;    duplex	Switch headers only when duplexing is on, that is, when
;;		`ps-spool-duplex' is non-nil (see Duplex Printers).
;;
;; Any other value is treated as t.  The default value is `duplex'.
;;
;; The font family and size of text in the header are determined by the
;; variables `ps-header-font-family', `ps-header-font-size' and
;; `ps-header-title-font-size' (see below).
;;
;; The variable `ps-header-line-pad' determines the portion of a header title
;; line height to insert between the header frame and the text it contains,
;; both in the vertical and horizontal directions: .5 means half a line.
;;
;; Page numbers are printed in `n/m' format, indicating page n of m pages; to
;; omit the total page count and just print the page number, set
;; `ps-show-n-of-n' to nil.
;;
;; The amount of information in the header can be changed by changing the
;; number of lines.  To show less, set `ps-header-lines' to 1, and the header
;; will show only the buffer name and page number.  To show more, set
;; `ps-header-lines' to 3, and the header will show the time of printing below
;; the date.
;;
;; To change the content of the headers, change the variables `ps-left-header'
;; and `ps-right-header'.
;; These variables are lists, specifying top-to-bottom the text to display on
;; the left or right side of the header.  Each element of the list should be a
;; string or a symbol.  Strings are inserted directly into the PostScript
;; arrays, and should contain the PostScript string delimiters '(' and ')'.
;;
;; Symbols in the header format lists can either represent functions or
;; variables.  Functions are called, and should return a string to show in the
;; header.  Variables should contain strings to display in the header.  In
;; either case, function or variable, the PostScript string delimiters are
;; added by ps-print, and should not be part of the returned value.
;;
;; Here's an example: say we want the left header to display the text
;;
;;     Moe
;;     Larry

;;
;; a variable specifying "Larry"
;;
;;     (setq larry-var "Larry")
;;
;; and a literal for "Curly".  Here's how `ps-left-header' should be set:
;;
;;     (setq ps-left-header (list 'moe-func 'larry-var "(Curly)"))
;;
;; Note that Curly has the PostScript string delimiters inside his quotes --
;; those aren't misplaced lisp delimiters!
;;
;; Without them, PostScript would attempt to call the undefined function Curly,
;; which would result in a PostScript error.
;;
;; Since most printers don't report PostScript errors except by aborting the
;; print job, this kind of error can be hard to track down.
;;
;; Consider yourself warned!
;;
;; ps-print also print footers.  The footer variables are: `ps-print-footer',
;; `ps-footer-offset', `ps-print-footer-frame', `ps-footer-font-family',
;; `ps-footer-font-size', `ps-footer-line-pad', `ps-footer-lines',
;; `ps-left-footer', `ps-right-footer' and `ps-footer-frame-alist'.  These
;; variables are similar to those one that control headers.
;;
;; The variables `ps-print-only-one-header' and `ps-switch-header' also control
;; the footer (The same way that control header).
;;
;; As a footer example, if you want to have a centered page number in the
;; footer but without headers, set:
;;
;;    (setq ps-print-header nil
;;          ps-print-footer t
;;          ps-print-footer-frame nil
;;          ps-footer-lines 1
;;          ps-right-footer nil
;;          ps-left-footer
;;          (list (concat "{pagenumberstring dup stringwidth pop"
;;                        " 2 div PrintWidth 2 div exch sub 0 rmoveto}")))
;;
;;
;; PostScript Prologue Header
;; --------------------------
;;
;; It is possible to add PostScript prologue header comments besides that
;; ps-print generates by setting the variable `ps-print-prologue-header'.
;;
;; `ps-print-prologue-header' may be a string or a symbol function which
;; returns a string.  Note that this string is inserted on PostScript prologue
;; header section which is used to define some document characteristic through
;; PostScript special comments, like "%%Requirements: jog\n".
;;
;; By default `ps-print-prologue-header' is nil.
;;
;; ps-print always inserts the %%Requirements: comment, so if you need to
;; insert more requirements put them first in `ps-print-prologue-header' using
;; the "%%+" comment.  For example, if you need to set numcopies to 3 and jog
;; on requirements and set %%LanguageLevel: to 2, do:
;;
;; (setq ps-print-prologue-header
;;       "%%+ numcopies(3) jog\n%%LanguageLevel: 2\n")
;;
;; The duplex requirement is inserted by ps-print (see section Duplex
;; Printers).
;;
;; Do not forget to terminate the string with "\n".
;;
;; For more information about PostScript document comments, see:
;;    PostScript Language Reference Manual (2nd edition)

;;
;; It is also possible to add an user defined PostScript prologue code before
;; all generated prologue code by setting the variable
;; `ps-user-defined-prologue'.
;;
;; `ps-user-defined-prologue' may be a string or a symbol function which
;; returns a string.  Note that this string is inserted after `ps-adobe-tag'
;; and PostScript prologue comments, and before ps-print PostScript prologue
;; code section.  That is, this string is inserted after error handler
;; initialization and before ps-print settings.
;;
;; By default `ps-user-defined-prologue' is nil.
;;
;; It's strongly recommended only insert PostScript code and/or comments
;; specific for your printing system particularities.  For example, some
;; special initialization that only your printing system needs.
;;
;; Do not insert code for duplex printing, n-up printing or error handler,
;; ps-print handles this in a suitable way.
;;
;; For more information about PostScript, see:

;;
;; paper		catch the error and print on paper the error message.
;;			This is the default value.
;;
;; system		catch the error and send back the error message to
;;			printing system.  This is useful only if printing
;;			system send back an email reporting the error, or if
;;			there is some other alternative way to report back the
;;			error from the system to you.
;;
;; paper-and-system	catch the error, print on paper the error message and
;;			send back the error message to printing system.
;;
;; Any other value is treated as `paper'.

;; If you have a duplex-capable printer (one that prints both sides of the
;; paper), set `ps-spool-duplex' to t.
;; ps-print will insert blank pages to make sure each buffer starts on the
;; correct side of the paper.
;;
;; The variable `ps-spool-config' specifies who is the responsible for setting
;; duplex and page size.  Valid values are:
;;
;; lpr-switches    duplex and page size are configured by `ps-lpr-switches'.
;;                 Don't forget to set `ps-lpr-switches' to select duplex
;;                 printing for your printer.
;;

;;
;; Any other value is treated as nil.
;;
;; The default value is `lpr-switches'.
;;
;; WARNING: The setpagedevice PostScript operator affects ghostview utility
;;          when viewing file generated using landscape.  Also on some
;;          printers, setpagedevice affects zebra stripes; on other printers,
;;          setpagedevice affects the left margin.
;;          Besides all that, if your printer does not have the paper size
;;          specified by setpagedevice, your printing will be aborted.
;;          So, if you need to use setpagedevice, set `ps-spool-config' to
;;          `setpagedevice', generate a test file and send it to your printer;
;;          if the printed file isn't ok, set `ps-spool-config' to nil.
;;
;; The variable `ps-spool-tumble' specifies how the page images on opposite
;; sides of a sheet are oriented with respect to each other.  If
;; `ps-spool-tumble' is nil, produces output suitable for binding on the left
;; or right.  If `ps-spool-tumble' is non-nil, produces output suitable for
;; binding at the top or bottom.  It has effect only when `ps-spool-duplex' is
;; non-nil.  The default value is nil.
;;
;; Some printer system prints a header page and forces the first page be
;; printed on header page back, when using duplex.  If your printer system has
;; this behavior, set variable `ps-banner-page-when-duplexing' to t.
;;
;; When `ps-banner-page-when-duplexing' is non-nil, it prints a blank page as
;; the very first printed page.  So, it behaves as the very first character of
;; buffer (or region) is ^L (\014).
;;
;; The default for `ps-banner-page-when-duplexing' is nil (*don't* skip the
;; very first page).
;;
;;
;; N-up Printing
;; -------------
;;
;; The variable `ps-n-up-printing' specifies the number of pages per sheet of
;; paper.  The value specified must be between 1 and 100.  The default is 1.
;;
;; NOTE: some PostScript printer may crash printing if `ps-n-up-printing' is
;; set to a high value (for example, 23).  If this happens, set a lower value.
;;
;; The variable `ps-n-up-margin' specifies the margin in points between the
;; sheet border and the n-up printing.  The default is 1 cm (or 0.3937 inches,
;; or 28.35 points).
;;
;; If variable `ps-n-up-border-p' is non-nil a border is drawn around each
;; page.  The default is t.
;;
;; The variable `ps-n-up-filling' specifies how page matrix is filled on each
;; sheet of paper.  Following are the valid values for `ps-n-up-filling' with a
;; filling example using a 3x4 page matrix:
;;

;; -----------
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-number' specifies whether to number each line;
;; non-nil means do so.  The default is nil (don't number each line).
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-number-color' specifies the color for line number.
;; See `ps-zebra-color' for documentation.  The default is "black" (or 0.0, or
;; '(0.0 0.0 0.0)).
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-number-font' specifies the font for line number.
;; The default is "Times-Italic".
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-number-font-size' specifies the font size in points
;; for line number.  See `ps-font-size' for documentation.  The default is 6.
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-number-step' specifies the interval that line number
;; is printed.  For example, if `ps-line-number-step' is set to 2, the printing
;; will look like:
;;
;;    1 one line
;;      one line
;;    3 one line

;;
;; integer	an integer that specifies the interval that line number is
;;		printed.  If it's lesser than or equal to zero, it's used the
;;		value 1.
;;
;; `zebra'	specifies that only the line number of the first line in a
;;		zebra stripe is to be printed.
;;
;; Any other value is treated as `zebra'.
;; The default value is 1, so each line number is printed.
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-number-start' specifies the starting point in the
;; interval given by `ps-line-number-step'.  For example, if
;; `ps-line-number-step' is set to 3 and `ps-line-number-start' is set to 3,
;; the printing will look like:
;;
;;      one line
;;      one line
;;    3 one line
;;      one line

;;	of `ps-line-number-step' inclusive.
;;
;;    * If `ps-line-number-step' is set to `zebra', must be between 1 and the
;;	value of `ps-zebra-stripe-height' inclusive.
;;
;; The default value is 1, so the line number of the first line of each
;; interval is printed.
;;
;;
;; Zebra Stripes
;; -------------
;;
;; Zebra stripes are a kind of background that appear "underneath" the text and
;; can make the text easier to read.  They look like this:
;;
;; XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
;; XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
;; XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
;;

;; XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
;;
;; The blocks of X's represent rectangles filled with a light gray color.
;; Each rectangle extends all the way across the page.
;;
;; The height, in lines, of each rectangle is controlled by the variable
;; `ps-zebra-stripe-height', which is 3 by default.  The distance between
;; stripes equals the height of a stripe.
;;
;; The variable `ps-zebra-stripes' controls whether to print zebra stripes.
;; Non-nil means yes, nil means no.  The default is nil.
;;
;; The variable `ps-zebra-color' controls the zebra stripes gray scale or RGB

;;    It is evaluated on each beginning of sheet of paper.
;;    If `ps-n-up-printing' is equal to 1, `ps-print-begin-page-hook' is never
;;    evaluated.
;;
;; `ps-print-begin-page-hook'
;;    It is evaluated on each beginning of page, except in the beginning of
;;    page that `ps-print-begin-sheet-hook' is evaluated.
;;
;; `ps-print-begin-column-hook'
;;    It is evaluated on each beginning of column, except in the beginning of
;;    column that `ps-print-begin-page-hook' is evaluated or that
;;    `ps-print-begin-sheet-hook' is evaluated.
;;
;;
;; Font Managing
;; -------------
;;
;; ps-print now knows rather precisely some fonts: the variable
;; `ps-font-info-database' contains information for a list of font families
;; (currently mainly `Courier' `Helvetica' `Times' `Palatino'
;; `Helvetica-Narrow' `NewCenturySchlbk').  Each font family contains the font
;; names for standard, bold, italic and bold-italic characters, a reference
;; size (usually 10) and the corresponding line height, width of a space and
;; average character width.
;;
;; The variable `ps-font-family' determines which font family is to be used for
;; ordinary text.  If its value does not correspond to a known font family, an
;; error message is printed into the `*Messages*' buffer, which lists the
;; currently available font families.
;;
;; The variable `ps-font-size' determines the size (in points) of the font for
;; ordinary text, when generating PostScript.  Its value is a float or a cons
;; of floats which has the following form:
;;
;;    (LANDSCAPE-SIZE . PORTRAIT-SIZE)
;;
;; Similarly, the variable `ps-header-font-family' determines which font family
;; is to be used for text in the header.
;;
;; The variable `ps-header-font-size' determines the font size, in points, for
;; text in the header (similar to `ps-font-size').
;;
;; The variable `ps-header-title-font-size' determines the font size, in
;; points, for the top line of text in the header (similar to `ps-font-size').
;;
;; The variable `ps-line-spacing' determines the line spacing, in points, for
;; ordinary text, when generating PostScript (similar to `ps-font-size').  The
;; default value is 0 (zero = no line spacing).
;;

;; be set to "^Local Variables:" and "^End:", respectively, in order to leave
;; out some special printing instructions from the actual print.  Special
;; printing instructions may be appended to the end of the file just like any
;; other buffer-local variables.  See section "Local Variables in Files" on
;; Emacs manual for more information.
;;
;; Variables `ps-begin-cut-regexp' and `ps-end-cut-regexp' control together
;; what actually gets printed.  Both variables may be set to nil in which case
;; no cutting occurs.  By default, both variables are set to nil.
;;
;;
;; Adding a New Font Family
;; ------------------------
;;
;; To use a new font family, you MUST first teach ps-print this font, i.e., add
;; its information to `ps-font-info-database', otherwise ps-print cannot
;; correctly place line and page breaks.
;;
;; For example, assuming `Helvetica' is unknown, you first need to do the
;; following ONLY ONCE:
;;
;; - create a new buffer
;; - generate the PostScript image to a file (C-u M-x ps-print-buffer)
;; - open this file and find the line:
;;	`% 3 cm 20 cm moveto  10/Courier ReportFontInfo  showpage'
;; - delete the leading `%' (which is the PostScript comment character)
;; - replace in this line `Courier' by the new font (say `Helvetica') to get
;;   the line:
;;	`3 cm 20 cm moveto  10/Helvetica ReportFontInfo  showpage'
;; - send this file to the printer (or to ghostscript).
;;   You should read the following on the output page:
;;
;;     For Helvetica 10 point, the line height is 11.56, the space width is 2.78

;;	       (space-width . 2.78)
;;	       (avg-char-width . 5.09243)))
;;	    ps-font-info-database))
;; - Now you can use this font family with any size:
;;	(setq ps-font-family 'Helvetica)
;; - if you want to use this family in another emacs session, you must put into
;;   your `~/.emacs':
;;	(require 'ps-print)
;;	(setq ps-font-info-database (append ...)))
;;   if you don't want to load ps-print, you have to copy the whole value:
;;	(setq ps-font-info-database '(<your stuff> <the standard stuff>))
;;   or, use `ps-print-hook' (see section Hooks):

;;       (avg-char-width . 6.0))
;;
;; Now you can use your new font family with any size:
;;	(setq ps-font-family 'my-mixed-family)
;;
;; Note that on above example the `w3-table-hack-x-face' entry refers to a face
;; symbol, so when printing this face it'll be used the font `LineDrawNormal'.
;; If the face `w3-table-hack-x-face' is remapped to use bold and/or italic
;; attribute, the corresponding entry (bold, italic or bold-italic) will be
;; used instead of `w3-table-hack-x-face' entry.
;;
;; Note also that the font family entry order is irrelevant, so the above
;; example could also be written:
;;      (my-mixed-family
;;       (size . 10.0)

;; You can get information on all the fonts resident in YOUR printer
;; by uncommenting the line:
;;	% 3 cm 20 cm moveto  ReportAllFontInfo           showpage
;;
;; The PostScript file should be sent to YOUR PostScript printer.
;; If you send it to ghostscript or to another PostScript printer, you may get
;; slightly different results.
;; Anyway, as ghostscript fonts are autoload, you won't get much font info.
;;
;; Note also that ps-print DOESN'T download any font to your printer, instead
;; it uses the fonts resident in your printer.
;;
;;
;; How Ps-Print Deals With Faces
;; -----------------------------
;;
;; The ps-print-*-with-faces commands attempt to determine which faces should
;; be printed in bold or italic, but their guesses aren't always right.  For
;; example, you might want to map colors into faces so that blue faces print in
;; bold, and red faces in italic.
;;
;; It is possible to force ps-print to consider specific faces bold, italic or
;; underline, no matter what font they are displayed in, by setting the
;; variables `ps-bold-faces', `ps-italic-faces' and `ps-underlined-faces'.
;; These variables contain lists of faces that ps-print should consider bold,
;; italic or underline; to set them, put code like the following into your
;; .emacs file:
;;
;;      (setq ps-bold-faces '(my-blue-face))
;;      (setq ps-italic-faces '(my-red-face))
;;      (setq ps-underlined-faces '(my-green-face))
;;
;; Faces like bold-italic that are both bold and italic should go in *both*
;; lists.
;;
;; ps-print keeps internal lists of which fonts are bold and which are italic;
;; these lists are built the first time you invoke ps-print.
;; For the sake of efficiency, the lists are built only once; the same lists
;; are referred in later invocations of ps-print.
;;
;; Because these lists are built only once, it's possible for them to get out
;; of sync, if a face changes, or if new faces are added.  To get the lists
;; back in sync, you can set the variable `ps-build-face-reference' to t, and
;; the lists will be rebuilt the next time ps-print is invoked.  If you need
;; that the lists always be rebuilt when ps-print is invoked, set the variable
;; `ps-always-build-face-reference' to t.
;;
;; If you need to print without worrying about face background color, set the
;; variable `ps-use-face-background' which specifies if face background should
;; be used.  Valid values are:

;;
;;
;; How Ps-Print Deals With Color
;; -----------------------------
;;
;; ps-print detects faces with foreground and background colors defined and
;; embeds color information in the PostScript image.
;; The default foreground and background colors are defined by the variables
;; `ps-default-fg' and `ps-default-bg'.
;; On black-and-white printers, colors are displayed in gray scale.
;; To turn off color output, set `ps-print-color-p' to nil.
;;
;;
;; How Ps-Print Maps Faces
;; -----------------------
;;
;; As ps-print uses PostScript to print buffers, it is possible to have other
;; attributes associated with faces. So the new attributes used by ps-print
;; are:
;;
;;   strikeout - like underline, but the line is in middle of text.
;;   overline  - like underline, but the line is over the text.
;;   shadow    - text will have a shadow.
;;   box       - text will be surrounded by a box.

;; Let's, for example, remap `font-lock-keyword-face' to another foreground
;; color and bold attribute:
;;
;;    (ps-extend-face '(font-lock-keyword-face "RoyalBlue" nil bold) 'MERGE)
;;
;; If you want to use a new face, define it first with `defface', and then call
;; `ps-extend-face' to specify how to print it.
;;
;;
;; How Ps-Print Has A Text And/Or Image On Background
;; --------------------------------------------------
;;

;;
;; (setq ps-print-background-image
;;       '(("~/images/EPS-image1.ps"
;;          "LeftMargin" "BottomMargin") ; X and Y position (lower left corner)
;;         ("~/images/EPS-image2.ps"
;;          "LeftMargin" "BottomMargin PrintHeight 2 div add" ; X and Y pos.
;;                                      ; (upper left corner)
;;          nil nil nil
;;          5 (11 . 17))                ; page list
;;         ))
;;

;;
;; Some tools are provided to help you customize your font setup.
;;
;; `ps-setup' returns (some part of) the current setup.
;;
;; To avoid wrapping too many lines, you may want to adjust the left and right
;; margins and the font size.  On UN*X systems, do:
;; pr -t file | awk '{printf "%3d %s\n", length($0), $0}' | sort -r | head
;; to determine the longest lines of your file.
;; Then, the command `ps-line-lengths' will give you the correspondence between
;; a line length (number of characters) and the maximum font size which doesn't
;; wrap such a line with the current ps-print setup.
;;
;; The commands `ps-nb-pages-buffer' and `ps-nb-pages-region' display the
;; correspondence between a number of pages and the maximum font size which
;; allow the number of lines of the current buffer or of its current region to
;; fit in this number of pages.
;;
;; NOTE: line folding is not taken into account in this process and could
;;       change the results.
;;
;; The command `ps-print-customize' activates a customization buffer for

;;
;; New since version 2.8
;; ---------------------
;;
;; [vinicius] Vinicius Jose Latorre <[e-mail]>
;;
;;    20010407
;;	 `ps-line-number-color', `ps-print-footer', `ps-footer-offset',
;;	 `ps-print-footer-frame', `ps-footer-font-family',
;;	 `ps-footer-font-size', `ps-footer-line-pad', `ps-footer-lines',
;;	 `ps-left-footer', `ps-right-footer', `ps-footer-frame-alist' and
;;	 `ps-header-frame-alist'.
;;
;;    20010328
;;	 `ps-line-spacing', `ps-paragraph-spacing', `ps-paragraph-regexp',
;;	 `ps-begin-cut-regexp' and `ps-end-cut-regexp'.
;;
;;    20001122
;;	 `ps-line-number-font', `ps-line-number-font-size' and
;;	 `ps-end-with-control-d'.
;;

;;
;;
;; Known bugs and limitations of ps-print
;; --------------------------------------
;;
;; Although color printing will work in XEmacs 19.12, it doesn't work well; in
;; particular, bold or italic fonts don't print in the right background color.
;;
;; Invisible properties aren't correctly ignored in XEmacs 19.12.
;;
;; Automatic font-attribute detection doesn't work well, especially with
;; hilit19 and older versions of get-create-face.  Users having problems with
;; auto-font detection should use the lists `ps-italic-faces', `ps-bold-faces'
;; and `ps-underlined-faces' and/or turn off automatic detection by setting
;; `ps-auto-font-detect' to nil.
;;
;; Automatic font-attribute detection doesn't work with XEmacs 19.12 in tty
;; mode; use the lists `ps-italic-faces', `ps-bold-faces' and
;; `ps-underlined-faces' instead.
;;
;; Still too slow; could use some hand-optimization.
;;
;; Default background color isn't working.

;;
;; Epoch and Emacs 19 not supported.  At all.
;;
;; Fixed-pitch fonts work better for line folding, but are not required.
;;
;; `ps-nb-pages-buffer' and `ps-nb-pages-region' don't take care of folding
;; lines.
;;
;;
;; Things to change
;; ----------------
;;
;; Avoid page break inside a paragraph.
;; Add `ps-non-bold-faces' and `ps-non-italic-faces' (should be easy).
;; Improve the memory management for big files (hard?).
;; `ps-nb-pages-buffer' and `ps-nb-pages-region' should take care of folding
;; lines.
;;
;;
;; Acknowledgments
;; ---------------
;;
;; Thanks to Toni Ronkko <[e-mail]> for line and paragraph spacing,
;; region to cut out when printing and footer suggestions.
;;
;; Thanks to Pavel Janik ml <[e-mail]> for documentation correction.
;;
;; Thanks to Corinne Ilvedson <[e-mail]> for line number font size
;; suggestion.

;; Thanks to some suggestions on:
;;  * Face color map: Marco Melgazzi <[e-mail]>
;;  * XEmacs compatibility: William J. Henney <[e-mail]>
;;  * Check `ps-paper-type': Sudhakar Frederick <[e-mail]>
;;
;; Thanks to Jacques Duthen <[e-mail]> (Jack) for version 3.4 I
;; started from. [vinicius]
;;
;; Thanks to Jim Thompson <?@?> for the 2.8 version I started from.  [jack]
;;
;; Thanks to Kevin Rodgers <[e-mail]> for adding support for color and
;; the invisible property.
;;
;; Thanks to Avishai Yacobi, [e-mail], for writing the
;; initial port to Emacs 19.  His code is no longer part of ps-print, but his
;; work is still appreciated.
;;
;; Thanks to Remi Houdaille and Michel Train, [e-mail], for
;; adding underline support.  Their code also is no longer part of ps-print,
;; but their efforts are not forgotten.
;;
;; Thanks also to all of you who mailed code to add features to ps-print;
;; although I didn't use your code, I still appreciate your sharing it with me.
;;
;; Thanks to all who mailed comments, encouragement, and criticism.
;; Thanks also to all who responded to my survey; I had too many responses to
;; reply to them all, but I greatly appreciate your interest.
;;
;; Jim
;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

;;; Code:

  :prefix "ps-"
  :tag "Vertical"
  :group 'ps-print)

(defgroup ps-print-headers nil
  "Headers & footers layout"
  :prefix "ps-"
  :tag "Header & Footer"
  :group 'ps-print)

(defgroup ps-print-font nil
  "Fonts customization"
  :prefix "ps-"

It's strongly recommended only insert PostScript code and/or comments specific
for your printing system particularities.  For example, some special
initialization that only your printing system needs.

Do not insert code for duplex printing, n-up printing or error handler,
ps-print handles this in a suitable way.

For more information about PostScript, see:
   PostScript Language Reference Manual (2nd edition)
   Adobe Systems Incorporated

  :group 'ps-print-miscellany)

(defcustom ps-print-prologue-header nil
  "*PostScript prologue header comments besides that ps-print generates.

`ps-print-prologue-header' may be a string or a symbol function which returns a
string.  Note that this string is inserted on PostScript prologue header
section which is used to define some document characteristic through PostScript
special comments, like \"%%Requirements: jog\\n\".

ps-print always inserts the %%Requirements: comment, so if you need to insert
more requirements put them first in `ps-print-prologue-header' using the
\"%%+\" comment.  For example, if you need to set numcopies to 3 and jog on
requirements and set %%LanguageLevel: to 2, do:

			 string symbol (repeat sexp)))
  :group 'ps-print-printer)

(defcustom ps-print-region-function nil
  "*Specify a function to print the region on a PostScript printer.
See definition of `call-process-region' for calling conventions.  The fourth
and the sixth arguments are both nil."
  :type '(choice (const nil) function)
  :group 'ps-print-printer)

(defcustom ps-manual-feed nil
  "*Non-nil means the printer will manually feed paper.

  "*Non-nil means print in landscape mode."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-page)

(defcustom ps-print-upside-down nil
  "*Non-nil means print upside-down (that is, it's rotated by 180 grades)."
  :type 'boolean
  :version "21.1"
  :group 'ps-print-page)

(defcustom ps-selected-pages nil
  "*Specify which pages to print.

   integer	an integer that specifies the interval that line number is
		printed.  If it's lesser than or equal to zero, it's used the
		value 1.

   `zebra'	specifies that only the line number of the first line in a
		zebra stripe is to be printed.

Any other value is treated as `zebra'."
  :type '(choice :menu-tag "Line Number Step"
		 :tag "Line Number Step"
		 (integer :tag "Step Interval")

      one line
      ...

The values for `ps-line-number-start':

   * If `ps-line-number-step' is an integer, must be between 1 and the value of
     `ps-line-number-step' inclusive.

   * If `ps-line-number-step' is set to `zebra', must be between 1 and the
     value of `ps-zebra-strip-height' inclusive.  Use this combination if you
     wish that line number be relative to zebra stripes."
  :type '(integer :tag "Start Step Interval")

If XSCALE and YSCALE are nil, the original size is used.

ROTATION is the image rotation angle; if nil, the default is 0.

PAGES designates the page to print background image.
PAGES may be a number or a cons cell (FROM . TO) designating FROM page to TO
page.
If PAGES is nil, print background image on all pages.

X, Y, XSCALE, YSCALE and ROTATION may be a floating point number, an integer
number or a string. If it is a string, the string should contain PostScript
programming that returns a float or integer value.

For example, if you wish to print an EPS image on all pages do:

   '((\"~/images/EPS-image.ps\"))"
  :type '(repeat

FONTSIZE is font size to be used, if nil, 200 is used.

GRAY is the text gray factor (should be very light like 0.8).
If nil, the default is 0.85.

ROTATION is the text rotation angle; if nil, the angle is given by the diagonal
from lower left corner to upper right corner.

PAGES designates the page to print background text.
PAGES may be a number or a cons cell (FROM . TO) designating FROM page to TO
page.
If PAGES is nil, print background text on all pages.

X, Y, FONTSIZE, GRAY and ROTATION may be a floating point number, an integer
number or a string. If it is a string, the string should contain PostScript
programming that returns a float or integer value.

For example, if you wish to print text \"Preliminary\" on all pages do:

   '((\"Preliminary\"))"
  :type '(repeat

  "*Portion of a header title line height to insert between the header frame
and the text it contains, both in the vertical and horizontal directions."
  :type 'number
  :group 'ps-print-vertical)

(defcustom ps-footer-offset (/ (* 72  1.0) 2.54) ; 1.0 cm
  "*Vertical space in points (1/72 inch) between the main text and the footer."
  :type 'number
  :group 'ps-print-vertical)

(defcustom ps-footer-line-pad 0.15
  "*Portion of a footer title line height to insert between the footer frame
and the text it contains, both in the vertical and horizontal directions."
  :type 'number
  :group 'ps-print-vertical)

;;; Header/Footer setup

(defcustom ps-print-header t
  "*Non-nil means print a header at the top of each page.
By default, the header displays the buffer name, page number, and, if the
buffer is visiting a file, the file's directory.  Headers are customizable by
changing variables `ps-left-header' and `ps-right-header'."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-print-header-frame t
  "*Non-nil means draw a gaudy frame around the header."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-header-frame-alist
  '((fore-color   . 0)
    (back-color   . 0.9)
    (border-width . 0.4)
    (border-color . 0)
    (shadow-color . 0))
  "*Specify header frame properties alist.

Valid frame properties are:

   `fore-color'		Specify the foreground frame color.
			It should be a float number between 0.0 (black color)
			and 1.0 (white color), a string which is a color name,
			or a list of 3 float numbers which corresponds to the
			Red Green Blue color scale, each float number between
			0.0 (dark color) and 1.0 (bright color).

   `back-color'		Specify the background frame color (similar to
			`fore-color').

   `shadow-color'	Specify the shadow color (similar to `fore-color').

   `border-color'	Specify the border color (similar to `fore-color').

   `border-width'	Specify the border width.

Any other property is ignored.

Don't change this alist directly, instead use customization, or `ps-value',
`ps-get', `ps-put' and `ps-del' functions (see them for documentation)."
  :version "21.1"
  :type '(repeat
	  (choice :menu-tag "Header Frame Element"
		  :tag ""
		  (cons :tag "Foreground Color" :format "%v"
			(const :format "" fore-color)
			(choice :menu-tag "Foreground Color"
				:tag "Foreground Color"
				(number :tag "Gray Scale" :value 0)
				(string :tag "Color Name" :value "black")
				(list :tag "RGB Color" :value (0 0 0)
				      (number :tag "Red")
				      (number :tag "Green")
				      (number :tag "Blue"))))
		  (cons :tag "Background Color" :format "%v"
			(const :format "" back-color)
			(choice :menu-tag "Background Color"
				:tag "Background Color"
				(number :tag "Gray Scale" :value 0.9)
				(string :tag "Color Name" :value "gray90")
				(list :tag "RGB Color" :value (0.9 0.9 0.9)
				      (number :tag "Red")
				      (number :tag "Green")
				      (number :tag "Blue"))))
		  (cons :tag "Border Width" :format "%v"
			(const :format "" border-width)
			(number :tag "Border Width" :value 0.4))
		  (cons :tag "Border Color" :format "%v"
			(const :format "" border-color)
			(choice :menu-tag "Border Color"
				:tag "Border Color"
				(number :tag "Gray Scale" :value 0)
				(string :tag "Color Name" :value "black")
				(list :tag "RGB Color" :value (0 0 0)
				      (number :tag "Red")
				      (number :tag "Green")
				      (number :tag "Blue"))))
		  (cons :tag "Shadow Color" :format "%v"
			(const :format "" shadow-color)
			(choice :menu-tag "Shadow Color"
				:tag "Shadow Color"
				(number :tag "Gray Scale" :value 0)
				(string :tag "Color Name" :value "black")
				(list :tag "RGB Color" :value (0 0 0)
				      (number :tag "Red")
				      (number :tag "Green")
				      (number :tag "Blue"))))))
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-header-lines 2
  "*Number of lines to display in page header, when generating PostScript."
  :type 'integer
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-print-footer nil
  "*Non-nil means print a footer at the bottom of each page.
By default, the footer displays page number.
Footers are customizable by changing variables `ps-left-footer' and
`ps-right-footer'."
  :version "21.1"
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-print-footer-frame t
  "*Non-nil means draw a gaudy frame around the footer."
  :version "21.1"
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-footer-frame-alist
  '((fore-color   . 0)
    (back-color   . 0.9)
    (border-width . 0.4)
    (border-color . 0)
    (shadow-color . 0))
  "*Specify footer frame properties alist.

Don't change this alist directly, instead use customization, or `ps-value',
`ps-get', `ps-put' and `ps-del' functions (see them for documentation).

See also `ps-header-frame-alist' for documentation."
  :version "21.1"
  :type '(repeat
	  (choice :menu-tag "Header Frame Element"
		  :tag ""
		  (cons :tag "Foreground Color" :format "%v"
			(const :format "" fore-color)
			(choice :menu-tag "Foreground Color"
				:tag "Foreground Color"
				(number :tag "Gray Scale" :value 0)
				(string :tag "Color Name" :value "black")
				(list :tag "RGB Color" :value (0 0 0)
				      (number :tag "Red")
				      (number :tag "Green")
				      (number :tag "Blue"))))
		  (cons :tag "Background Color" :format "%v"
			(const :format "" back-color)
			(choice :menu-tag "Background Color"
				:tag "Background Color"
				(number :tag "Gray Scale" :value 0.9)
				(string :tag "Color Name" :value "gray90")
				(list :tag "RGB Color" :value (0.9 0.9 0.9)
				      (number :tag "Red")
				      (number :tag "Green")
				      (number :tag "Blue"))))
		  (cons :tag "Border Width" :format "%v"
			(const :format "" border-width)
			(number :tag "Border Width" :value 0.4))
		  (cons :tag "Border Color" :format "%v"
			(const :format "" border-color)
			(choice :menu-tag "Border Color"
				:tag "Border Color"
				(number :tag "Gray Scale" :value 0)
				(string :tag "Color Name" :value "black")
				(list :tag "RGB Color" :value (0 0 0)
				      (number :tag "Red")
				      (number :tag "Green")
				      (number :tag "Blue"))))
		  (cons :tag "Shadow Color" :format "%v"
			(const :format "" shadow-color)
			(choice :menu-tag "Shadow Color"
				:tag "Shadow Color"
				(number :tag "Gray Scale" :value 0)
				(string :tag "Color Name" :value "black")
				(list :tag "RGB Color" :value (0 0 0)
				      (number :tag "Red")
				      (number :tag "Green")
				      (number :tag "Blue"))))))
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-footer-lines 2
  "*Number of lines to display in page footer, when generating PostScript."
  :version "21.1"
  :type 'integer
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-print-only-one-header nil
  "*Non-nil means print only one header/footer at the top/bottom of each page.
This is useful when printing more than one column, so it is possible to have
only one header/footer over all columns or one header/footer per column.
See also `ps-print-header' and `ps-print-footer'."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-switch-header 'duplex
  "*Specify if headers/footers are switched or not.

Valid values are:

nil	Never switch headers/footers.

t	Always switch headers/footers.

duplex	Switch headers/footers only when duplexing is on, that is, when
	`ps-spool-duplex' is non-nil.

Any other value is treated as t.

See also `ps-print-header' and `ps-print-footer'."
  :type '(choice :menu-tag "Switch Header/Footer"
		 :tag "Switch Header/Footer"
		 (const :tag "Never Switch" nil)
		 (const :tag "Always Switch" t)
		 (const :tag "Switch When Duplexing" duplex))
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-spool-config
  (if ps-windows-system
      nil
    'lpr-switches)
  "*Specify who is responsible for setting duplex and page size.

Valid values are:

  `lpr-switches'    duplex and page size are configured by `ps-lpr-switches'.
		    Don't forget to set `ps-lpr-switches' to select duplex

  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-spool-tumble nil
  "*Specify how the page images on opposite sides of a sheet are oriented.
If `ps-spool-tumble' is nil, produces output suitable for binding on the left
or right.  If `ps-spool-tumble' is non-nil, produces output suitable for
binding at the top or bottom.

It has effect only when `ps-spool-duplex' is non-nil."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

  "*Font info database: font family (the key), name, bold, italic, bold-italic,
reference size, line height, space width, average character width.
To get the info for another specific font (say Helvetica), do the following:
- create a new buffer
- generate the PostScript image to a file (C-u M-x ps-print-buffer)
- open this file and delete the leading `%' (which is the PostScript comment
  character) from the line
	   `% 3 cm 20 cm moveto  10/Courier ReportFontInfo  showpage'
  to get the line
	   `3 cm 20 cm moveto  10/Helvetica ReportFontInfo  showpage'
- add the values to `ps-font-info-database'.
You can get all the fonts of YOUR printer using `ReportAllFontInfo'.

Note also that ps-print DOESN'T download any font to your printer, instead it
uses the fonts resident in your printer."
  :type '(repeat
	  (list :tag "Font Definition"
		(symbol :tag "Font Family")
		(cons :format "%v"
		      (const :format "" fonts)

		 (cons :tag "Landscape/Portrait"
		       (number :tag "Landscape Header Title Size")
		       (number :tag "Portrait Header Title Size")))
  :group 'ps-print-font)

(defcustom ps-footer-font-family      'Helvetica
  "*Font family name for text in the footer, when generating PostScript."
  :version "21.1"
  :type 'symbol
  :group 'ps-print-font)

(defcustom ps-footer-font-size       '(10 . 12)
  "*Font size, in points, for text in the footer, when generating PostScript."
  :version "21.1"
  :type '(choice :menu-tag "Footer Font Size"
		 :tag "Footer Font Size"
		 (number :tag "Footer Size")
		 (cons :tag "Landscape/Portrait"
		       (number :tag "Landscape Footer Size")
		       (number :tag "Portrait Footer Size")))
  :group 'ps-print-font)

(defcustom ps-line-number-color      "black"
  "*Specify color for line-number, when generating PostScript."
  :type '(choice :menu-tag "Line Number Color"
		 :tag "Line Number Color"
		 (number :tag "Gray Scale" :value 0)
		 (string :tag "Color Name" :value "black")
		 (list :tag "RGB Color" :value (0 0 0)
		       (number :tag "Red")
		       (number :tag "Green")
		       (number :tag "Blue")))
  :version "21.1"
  :group 'ps-print-font
  :group 'ps-print-miscellany)

(defcustom ps-line-number-font      "Times-Italic"
  "*Font for line-number, when generating PostScript."
  :type 'string
  :group 'ps-print-font
  :group 'ps-print-miscellany)

		       (number :tag "Blue")))
  :group 'ps-print-color)

(defcustom ps-auto-font-detect t
  "*Non-nil means automatically detect bold/italic/underline face attributes.
If nil, we rely solely on the lists `ps-bold-faces', `ps-italic-faces', and
`ps-underlined-faces'."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-font)

(defcustom ps-bold-faces
  (unless ps-print-color-p

(defcustom ps-left-header
  (list 'ps-get-buffer-name 'ps-header-dirpart)
  "*The items to display (each on a line) on the left part of the page header.
This applies to generating PostScript.

The value should be a list of strings and symbols, each representing an entry
in the PostScript array HeaderLinesLeft.

Strings are inserted unchanged into the array; those representing
PostScript string literals should be delimited with PostScript string
delimiters '(' and ')'.

For symbols with bound functions, the function is called and should return a
string to be inserted into the array.  For symbols with bound values, the value
should be a string to be inserted into the array.  In either case, function or
variable, the string value has PostScript string delimiters added to it."
  :type '(repeat (choice :menu-tag "Left Header"
			 :tag "Left Header"
			 string symbol))
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

  (list "/pagenumberstring load"
	'ps-time-stamp-mon-dd-yyyy 'ps-time-stamp-hh:mm:ss)
  "*The items to display (each on a line) on the right part of the page header.
This applies to generating PostScript.

See the variable `ps-left-header' for a description of the format of this
variable."
  :type '(repeat (choice :menu-tag "Right Header"
			 :tag "Right Header"
			 string symbol))
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-left-footer
  (list 'ps-get-buffer-name 'ps-header-dirpart)
  "*The items to display (each on a line) on the left part of the page footer.
This applies to generating PostScript.

The value should be a list of strings and symbols, each representing an entry
in the PostScript array FooterLinesLeft.

Strings are inserted unchanged into the array; those representing PostScript
string literals should be delimited with PostScript string delimiters '(' and
')'.

For symbols with bound functions, the function is called and should return a
string to be inserted into the array.  For symbols with bound values, the value
should be a string to be inserted into the array.  In either case, function or
variable, the string value has PostScript string delimiters added to it."
  :version "21.1"
  :type '(repeat (choice :menu-tag "Left Footer"
			 :tag "Left Footer"
			 string symbol))
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-right-footer
  (list "/pagenumberstring load"
	'ps-time-stamp-mon-dd-yyyy 'ps-time-stamp-hh:mm:ss)
  "*The items to display (each on a line) on the right part of the page footer.
This applies to generating PostScript.

See the variable `ps-left-footer' for a description of the format of this
variable."
  :version "21.1"
  :type '(repeat (choice :menu-tag "Right Footer"
			 :tag "Right Footer"
			 string symbol))
  :group 'ps-print-headers)

(defcustom ps-razzle-dazzle t
  "*Non-nil means report progress while formatting buffer."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-miscellany)

(defcustom ps-adobe-tag "%!PS-Adobe-3.0\n"
  "*Contains the header line identifying the output as PostScript.
By default, `ps-adobe-tag' contains the standard identifier.  Some printers
require slightly different versions of this line."
  :type 'string
  :group 'ps-print-miscellany)

(defcustom ps-build-face-reference t
  "*Non-nil means build the reference face lists.

ps-print sets this value to nil after it builds its internal reference lists of
bold and italic faces.  By settings its value back to t, you can force ps-print
to rebuild the lists the next time you invoke one of the ...-with-faces
commands.

You should set this value back to t after you change the attributes of any
face, or create new faces.  Most users shouldn't have to worry about its
setting, though."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-face)

(defcustom ps-always-build-face-reference nil
  "*Non-nil means always rebuild the reference face lists.

If this variable is non-nil, ps-print will rebuild its internal reference lists
of bold and italic faces *every* time one of the ...-with-faces commands is
called.  Most users shouldn't need to set this variable."
  :type 'boolean
  :group 'ps-print-face)

(defcustom ps-banner-page-when-duplexing nil
  "*Non-nil means the very first page is skipped.

;;;###autoload
(defun ps-print-buffer (&optional filename)
  "Generate and print a PostScript image of the buffer.

Interactively, when you use a prefix argument (C-u), the command prompts the
user for a file name, and saves the PostScript image in that file instead of
sending it to the printer.

Noninteractively, the argument FILENAME is treated as follows: if it is nil,
send the image to the printer.  If FILENAME is a string, save the PostScript
image in a file with that name."
  (interactive (list (ps-print-preprint current-prefix-arg)))
  (ps-print-without-faces (point-min) (point-max) filename))


;;;###autoload
(defun ps-print-buffer-with-faces (&optional filename)
  "Generate and print a PostScript image of the buffer.
Like `ps-print-buffer', but includes font, color, and underline information in
the generated image.  This command works only if you are using a window system,
so it has a way to determine color values."
  (interactive (list (ps-print-preprint current-prefix-arg)))
  (ps-print-with-faces (point-min) (point-max) filename))


;;;###autoload

;;;###autoload
(defun ps-print-region-with-faces (from to &optional filename)
  "Generate and print a PostScript image of the region.
Like `ps-print-region', but includes font, color, and underline information in
the generated image.  This command works only if you are using a window system,
so it has a way to determine color values."
  (interactive (list (point) (mark) (ps-print-preprint current-prefix-arg)))
  (ps-print-with-faces from to filename t))


;;;###autoload
(defun ps-spool-buffer ()
  "Generate and spool a PostScript image of the buffer.
Like `ps-print-buffer' except that the PostScript image is saved in a local
buffer to be sent to the printer later.

Use the command `ps-despool' to send the spooled images to the printer."
  (interactive)
  (ps-spool-without-faces (point-min) (point-max)))


;;;###autoload
(defun ps-spool-buffer-with-faces ()
  "Generate and spool a PostScript image of the buffer.
Like `ps-spool-buffer', but includes font, color, and underline information in
the generated image.  This command works only if you are using a window system,
so it has a way to determine color values.

Use the command `ps-despool' to send the spooled images to the printer."
  (interactive)
  (ps-spool-with-faces (point-min) (point-max)))

;;;###autoload
(defun ps-spool-region-with-faces (from to)
  "Generate a PostScript image of the region and spool locally.
Like `ps-spool-region', but includes font, color, and underline information in
the generated image.  This command works only if you are using a window system,
so it has a way to determine color values.

Use the command `ps-despool' to send the spooled images to the printer."
  (interactive "r")
  (ps-spool-with-faces from to t))

;;;###autoload
(defun ps-despool (&optional filename)
  "Send the spooled PostScript to the printer.

Interactively, when you use a prefix argument (C-u), the command prompts the
user for a file name, and saves the spooled PostScript image in that file
instead of sending it to the printer.

Noninteractively, the argument FILENAME is treated as follows: if it is nil,
send the image to the printer.  If FILENAME is a string, save the PostScript
image in a file with that name."
  (interactive (list (ps-print-preprint current-prefix-arg)))
  (ps-do-despool filename))

;;;###autoload
(defun ps-line-lengths ()
  "Display the correspondence between a line length and a font size, using the
current ps-print setup.
Try: pr -t file | awk '{printf \"%3d %s\n\", length($0), $0}' | sort -r | head"
  (interactive)
  (ps-line-lengths-internal))

;;;###autoload

  (ps-nb-pages nb-lines))

;;;###autoload
(defun ps-setup ()
  "Return the current PostScript-generation setup."
  (let (prefix)
    (mapconcat
     #'(lambda (elt)
	 (cond
	  ((null elt)    "")
	  ((stringp elt) elt)
	  (t
	   (let* ((col (car elt))
		  (sym (cdr elt))
		  (key (symbol-name sym))
		  (len (length key))
		  (val (symbol-value sym)))
	     (concat (if prefix
			 prefix
		       (setq prefix "      ")
		       "(setq ")
		     key
		     (if (> col len)
			 (make-string (- col len) ?\ )
		       " ")
		     (cond ((null val) "nil")
			   ((eq val t) "t")
			   ((or (symbolp val) (listp val)) (format "'%S" val))
			   (t          (format "%S" val))))))
	  ))
     (list
      (concat "\n;;; ps-print version " ps-print-version "\n")
      '(25 . ps-print-color-p)
      '(25 . ps-lpr-command)
      '(25 . ps-lpr-switches)
      '(25 . ps-printer-name)
      '(25 . ps-printer-name-option)
      '(25 . ps-print-region-function)
      '(25 . ps-manual-feed)
      '(25 . ps-end-with-control-d)
      nil
      '(23 . ps-paper-type)
      '(23 . ps-warn-paper-type)
      '(23 . ps-landscape-mode)
      '(23 . ps-print-upside-down)
      '(23 . ps-number-of-columns)
      nil
      '(23 . ps-zebra-stripes)
      '(23 . ps-zebra-stripe-height)
      '(23 . ps-zebra-stripe-follow)
      '(23 . ps-zebra-color)
      '(23 . ps-line-number)
      '(23 . ps-line-number-step)
      '(23 . ps-line-number-start)
      nil
      '(17 . ps-default-fg)
      '(17 . ps-default-bg)
      '(17 . ps-razzle-dazzle)
      nil
      '(23 . ps-use-face-background)
      nil
      '(28 . ps-print-control-characters)
      nil
      '(26 . ps-print-background-image)
      nil
      '(25 . ps-print-background-text)
      nil
      '(29 . ps-error-handler-message)
      '(29 . ps-user-defined-prologue)
      '(29 . ps-print-prologue-header)
      '(29 . ps-postscript-code-directory)
      '(29 . ps-adobe-tag)
      nil
      '(30 . ps-left-margin)
      '(30 . ps-right-margin)
      '(30 . ps-inter-column)
      '(30 . ps-bottom-margin)
      '(30 . ps-top-margin)
      '(30 . ps-print-only-one-header)
      '(30 . ps-switch-header)
      '(30 . ps-print-header)
      '(30 . ps-header-lines)
      '(30 . ps-header-offset)
      '(30 . ps-header-line-pad)
      '(30 . ps-print-header-frame)
      '(30 . ps-header-frame-alist)
      '(30 . ps-print-footer)
      '(30 . ps-footer-lines)
      '(30 . ps-footer-offset)
      '(30 . ps-footer-line-pad)
      '(30 . ps-print-footer-frame)
      '(30 . ps-footer-frame-alist)
      '(30 . ps-show-n-of-n)
      '(30 . ps-spool-config)
      '(30 . ps-spool-duplex)
      '(30 . ps-spool-tumble)
      '(30 . ps-banner-page-when-duplexing)
      '(30 . ps-left-header)
      '(30 . ps-right-header)
      '(30 . ps-left-footer)
      '(30 . ps-right-footer)
      nil
      '(23 . ps-n-up-printing)
      '(23 . ps-n-up-margin)
      '(23 . ps-n-up-border-p)
      '(23 . ps-n-up-filling)
      nil
      '(26 . ps-multibyte-buffer)
      '(26 . ps-font-family)
      '(26 . ps-font-size)
      '(26 . ps-header-font-family)
      '(26 . ps-header-font-size)
      '(26 . ps-header-title-font-size)
      '(26 . ps-footer-font-family)
      '(26 . ps-footer-font-size)
      '(26 . ps-line-number-color)
      '(26 . ps-line-number-font)
      '(26 . ps-line-number-font-size)
      '(26 . ps-line-spacing)
      '(26 . ps-paragraph-spacing)
      '(26 . ps-paragraph-regexp)
      '(26 . ps-begin-cut-regexp)
      '(26 . ps-end-cut-regexp)
      nil
      '(23 . ps-even-or-odd-pages)
      '(23 . ps-selected-pages)
      '(23 . ps-last-selected-pages)
      nil
      '(31 . ps-build-face-reference)
      '(31 . ps-always-build-face-reference)
      nil
      '(20 . ps-auto-font-detect)
      '(20 . ps-bold-faces)
      '(20 . ps-italic-faces)
      '(20 . ps-underlined-faces)
      ")\n
;; The following customized variables have long lists and are seldom modified:
;;    ps-page-dimensions-database
;;    ps-font-info-database

;;; ps-print - end of settings\n")
     "\n")))


;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;; Utility functions and variables:


(defun ps-value (alist-sym key)
  "Return value from association list ALIST-SYM which car is `eq' to KEY."
  (cdr (assq key (symbol-value alist-sym))))


(defun ps-get (alist-sym key)
  "Return element from association list ALIST-SYM which car is `eq' to KEY."
  (assq key (symbol-value alist-sym)))


(defun ps-put (alist-sym key value)
  "Store element (KEY . VALUE) into association list ALIST-SYM.
If KEY already exists in ALIST-SYM, modify cdr to VALUE.
It can be retrieved with `(ps-get ALIST-SYM KEY)'."
  (let ((elt: (assq key (symbol-value alist-sym)))) ; to avoid name conflict
    (if elt:
	(setcdr elt: value)
      (setq elt: (cons key value))
      (set alist-sym (cons elt: (symbol-value alist-sym))))
    elt:))


(defun ps-del (alist-sym key)
  "Delete by side effect element KEY from association list ALIST-SYM."
  (let ((a:list: (symbol-value alist-sym)) ; to avoid name conflict
	old)
    (while a:list:
      (if (eq key (car (car a:list:)))
	  (progn
	    (if old
		(setcdr old (cdr a:list:))
	      (set alist-sym (cdr a:list:)))
	    (setq a:list: nil))
	(setq old     a:list:
	      a:list: (cdr a:list:)))))
  (symbol-value alist-sym))


(defun ps-time-stamp-mon-dd-yyyy ()
  (format-time-string "%b %d %Y"))


(defun ps-time-stamp-hh:mm:ss ()
  (format-time-string "%T"))


(eval-and-compile
  (defvar ps-print-emacs-type
    (cond ((string-match "XEmacs" emacs-version) 'xemacs)

      done!"
  (let ((filename (convert-standard-filename
		   (expand-file-name (format "ps-prin%d.ps" filenumber)
				     ps-postscript-code-directory))))
    (if (and (file-exists-p filename)
	     (file-readable-p filename))
	(with-temp-buffer
	  (insert-file-contents filename)
	  (buffer-string))
      (error "ps-print PostScript prologue `%s' file was not found."
	     filename))))


(defvar ps-mark-code-directory nil)

      "%0.3f %0.3f %0.3f"

    ;; Lucid emacsen will have to make do with %s (princ) for floats.
    "%s %s %s"))

;; These values determine how much print-height to deduct when headers/footers
;; are turned on.  This is a pretty clumsy way of handling it, but it'll do for
;; now.

(defvar ps-header-pad 0
  "Vertical and horizontal space between the header frame and the text.
This is in units of points (1/72 inch).")

(defvar ps-footer-pad 0
  "Vertical and horizontal space between the footer frame and the text.
This is in units of points (1/72 inch).")

;; Define accessors to the dimensions list.

(defmacro ps-page-dimensions-get-width  (dims) `(nth 0 ,dims))
(defmacro ps-page-dimensions-get-height (dims) `(nth 1 ,dims))
(defmacro ps-page-dimensions-get-media  (dims) `(nth 2 ,dims))

(defvar ps-width-remaining nil)

(defvar ps-font-size-internal nil)
(defvar ps-header-font-size-internal nil)
(defvar ps-header-title-font-size-internal nil)
(defvar ps-footer-font-size-internal nil)
(defvar ps-line-spacing-internal nil)
(defvar ps-paragraph-spacing-internal nil)


;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

	 (normal-font (cdr (assq 'normal font-list))))
    (while (and font-list (not (eq font-type (car (car font-list)))))
      (setq font-list (cdr font-list)))
    (or (cdr (car font-list)) normal-font)))

(defsubst ps-fonts (font-sym)
  (mapcar 'cdr (ps-font-alist font-sym)))

(defsubst ps-font-number (font-sym font-type)
  (or (ps-alist-position font-type (ps-font-alist font-sym))
      0))

(defsubst ps-line-height (font-sym)
  "The height of a line, for generating PostScript.

    (ps-select-font ps-font-family 'ps-font-for-text
		    ps-font-size-internal ps-font-size-internal)
    (ps-select-font ps-header-font-family 'ps-font-for-header
		    ps-header-font-size-internal
		    ps-header-title-font-size-internal)
    (ps-select-font ps-footer-font-family 'ps-font-for-footer
		    ps-footer-font-size-internal ps-footer-font-size-internal)

    (setq page-width  (ps-page-dimensions-get-width  page-dimensions)
	  page-height (ps-page-dimensions-get-height page-dimensions))

    ;; Landscape mode

page-height == bm + print-height + tm
=> print-height == %d !"
	       ps-top-margin
	       ps-bottom-margin
	       ps-print-height))
    ;; If headers are turned on, deduct the height of the header from the print
    ;; height.
    (if ps-print-header
	(setq ps-header-pad   (* ps-header-line-pad
				 (ps-title-line-height 'ps-font-for-header))
	      ps-print-height (- ps-print-height
				 ps-header-offset

				 (ps-title-line-height 'ps-font-for-header)
				 (* (ps-line-height 'ps-font-for-header)
				    (1- ps-header-lines))
				 ps-header-pad)))
    (if (<= ps-print-height 0)
	(error "Bad vertical layout (header):
ps-top-margin    == %s
ps-bottom-margin == %s
ps-header-offset == %s
ps-header-pad    == %s
header-height    == %s

		  (ps-title-line-height 'ps-font-for-header)
		  (* (ps-line-height 'ps-font-for-header)
		     (1- ps-header-lines))
		  ps-header-pad)
	       ps-print-height))
    ;; If footers are turned on, deduct the height of the footer from the print
    ;; height.
    (if ps-print-footer
	(setq ps-footer-pad   (* ps-footer-line-pad
				 (ps-title-line-height 'ps-font-for-footer))
	      ps-print-height (- ps-print-height
				 ps-footer-offset
				 ps-footer-pad
				 (* (ps-line-height 'ps-font-for-footer)
				    (1- ps-footer-lines))
				 ps-footer-pad)))
    (if (<= ps-print-height 0)
	(error "Bad vertical layout (footer):
ps-top-margin    == %s
ps-bottom-margin == %s
ps-footer-offset == %s
ps-footer-pad    == %s
footer-height    == %s
page-height == bm + print-height + tm - fo - fh
=> print-height == %d !"
	       ps-top-margin
	       ps-bottom-margin
	       ps-footer-offset
	       ps-footer-pad
	       (+ ps-footer-pad
		  (* (ps-line-height 'ps-font-for-footer)
		     (1- ps-footer-lines))
		  ps-footer-pad)
	       ps-print-height))
    ;; ps-zebra-stripe-follow is `full' or `full-follow'
    (if ps-zebra-stripe-full-p
	(let* ((line-height (ps-line-height 'ps-font-for-text))
	       (zebra (* (+ line-height ps-line-spacing-internal)
			 ps-zebra-stripe-height)))
	  (setq ps-print-height (- (* (floor ps-print-height zebra) zebra)
				   line-height))
	  (if (<= ps-print-height 0)
	      (error "Bad vertical layout (full zebra stripe follow):
ps-zebra-stripe-follow == %s
ps-zebra-stripe-height == %s
font-text-height       == %s
line-spacing           == %s
page-height == ((floor print-height ((th + ls) * zh)) * ((th + ls) * zh)) - th

  (save-excursion
    (set-buffer ps-spool-buffer)
    (goto-char (point-max))
    (insert-file fname)))

;; These functions insert the arrays that define the contents of the headers.

(defun ps-generate-header-line (fonttag &optional content)
  (ps-output " [" fonttag " ")
  (cond
   ;; Literal strings should be output as is -- the string must contain its own
   ;; PS string delimiters, '(' and ')', if necessary.
   ((stringp content)
    (ps-output (ps-mule-encode-header-string content fonttag)))

   ;; Functions are called -- they should return strings; they will be inserted
   ;; as strings and the PS string delimiters added.
   ((and (symbolp content) (fboundp content))
    (ps-output-string (ps-mule-encode-header-string (funcall content)
						    fonttag)))

   ;; Variables will have their contents inserted.  They should contain
   ;; strings, and will be inserted as strings.
   ((and (symbolp content) (boundp content))
    (ps-output-string (ps-mule-encode-header-string (symbol-value content)
						    fonttag)))

   ;; Anything else will get turned into an empty string.
   (t
    (ps-output-string "")))
  (ps-output "]\n"))

(defun ps-generate-header (name fonttag0 fonttag1 contents)
  (ps-output "/" name "[\n")
  (and contents (> ps-header-lines 0)
       (let ((count 1))
	 (ps-generate-header-line fonttag0 (car contents))
	 (while (and (< count ps-header-lines)
		     (setq contents (cdr contents)))
	   (ps-generate-header-line fonttag1 (car contents))
	   (setq count (1+ count)))))
  (ps-output "]def\n"))


(defun ps-output-boolean (name bool)
  (ps-output (format "/%s %s def\n" name (if bool "true" "false"))))


(defun ps-output-frame-properties (name alist)
  (ps-output "/" name " ["
	     (ps-format-color (cdr (assq 'fore-color alist)) 0)
	     (ps-format-color (cdr (assq 'back-color alist)) 0.9)
	     (ps-float-format (or (cdr (assq 'border-width alist)) 0.4))
	     (ps-format-color (cdr (assq 'border-color alist)) 0)
	     (ps-format-color (cdr (assq 'shadow-color alist)) 0)
	     "]def\n"))


(defun ps-background-pages (page-list func)
  (if page-list
      (mapcar

    (full-follow . 3))
  "Alist for zebra stripe continuation.")


(defun ps-begin-file ()
  (setq ps-page-order 0
	ps-page-printed 0
	ps-background-text-count 0
	ps-background-image-count 0
	ps-background-pages nil

	       (format "/InterColumn  %s def\n" ps-inter-column)

	       (format "/BottomMargin %s def\n" ps-bottom-margin)
	       (format "/TopMargin    %s def\n" ps-top-margin) ; not used
	       (format "/HeaderOffset %s def\n" ps-header-offset)
	       (format "/HeaderPad    %s def\n" ps-header-pad)
	       (format "/FooterOffset %s def\n" ps-footer-offset)
	       (format "/FooterPad    %s def\n" ps-footer-pad)
	       (format "/FooterLines  %s def\n" ps-footer-lines))

    (ps-output-boolean "ShowNofN          " ps-show-n-of-n)
    (ps-output-boolean "SwitchHeader      " (if (eq ps-switch-header 'duplex)
						ps-spool-duplex
					      ps-switch-header))
    (ps-output-boolean "PrintOnlyOneHeader" ps-print-only-one-header)
    (ps-output-boolean "PrintHeader       " ps-print-header)
    (ps-output-boolean "PrintHeaderFrame  " ps-print-header-frame)
    (ps-output-frame-properties "HeaderFrameProperties" ps-header-frame-alist)
    (ps-output-boolean "PrintFooter       " ps-print-footer)
    (ps-output-boolean "PrintFooterFrame  " ps-print-footer-frame)
    (ps-output-frame-properties "FooterFrameProperties" ps-footer-frame-alist)

    (let ((line-height (ps-line-height 'ps-font-for-text)))
      (ps-output (format "/LineSpacing      %s def\n" ps-line-spacing-internal)
		 (format "/ParagraphSpacing %s def\n"
			 ps-paragraph-spacing-internal)

	       (format "/PrintLineStep    %d def\n"
		       (if (integerp ps-line-number-step)
			   ps-line-number-step
			 ps-zebra-stripe-height))
	       (format "/PrintLineStart   %d def\n" ps-line-number-start)
	       "/LineNumberColor  "
	       (ps-format-color ps-line-number-color 0.0)
	       (format "def\n/ZebraHeight      %d def\n"
		       ps-zebra-stripe-height)
	       "/ZebraColor       "
	       (ps-format-color ps-zebra-color 0.95)
	       "def\n/BackgroundColor  "
	       (ps-format-color ps-default-bg 1.0)
	       "def\n/UseSetpagedevice "

	       (format "/h1 %s(%s)cvn DefFont\n" ; /h1 12/Helvetica DefFont
		       ps-header-font-size-internal
		       (ps-font 'ps-font-for-header 'normal))
	       (format "/L0 %s(%s)cvn DefFont\n" ; /L0 6/Times-Italic DefFont
		       (ps-get-font-size 'ps-line-number-font-size)
		       ps-line-number-font)
	       (format "/H0 %s(%s)cvn DefFont\n" ; /H0 12/Helvetica DefFont
		       ps-footer-font-size-internal
		       (ps-font 'ps-font-for-footer 'normal))
	       "\n\n% ---- These lines must be kept together because...

/h0 F
/HeaderTitleLineHeight FontHeight def

/h1 F
/HeaderLineHeight FontHeight def
/HeaderDescent    Descent def

/H0 F
/FooterLineHeight FontHeight def
/FooterDescent    Descent def

% ---- ...because `F' has a side-effect on `FontHeight' and `Descent'\n\n")

    ;; Text fonts
    (let ((font (ps-font-alist 'ps-font-for-text))

    siz))


(defun ps-get-font-size (font-sym)
  (ps-get-size (symbol-value font-sym) "font size" font-sym))


(defsubst ps-rgb-color (color default)
  (cond ((and color (listp color)) color)
	((stringp color) (ps-color-scale color))
	((numberp color) (list color color color))
	(t (list default default default))
	))


(defun ps-begin-job ()
  ;; prologue files
  (or (equal ps-mark-code-directory ps-postscript-code-directory)

						   "paragraph spacing")
	ps-font-size-internal        (ps-get-font-size 'ps-font-size)
	ps-header-font-size-internal (ps-get-font-size 'ps-header-font-size)
	ps-header-title-font-size-internal
	(ps-get-font-size 'ps-header-title-font-size)
	ps-footer-font-size-internal (ps-get-font-size 'ps-footer-font-size)
	ps-control-or-escape-regexp
	(cond ((eq ps-print-control-characters '8-bit)
	       (string-as-unibyte "[\000-\037\177-\377]"))
	      ((eq ps-print-control-characters 'control-8-bit)
	       (string-as-unibyte "[\000-\037\177-\237]"))

	;; that ps-print can be dumped into emacs.  This expression can't be
	;; evaluated at dump-time because X isn't initialized.
	ps-color-p           (and ps-print-color-p (ps-color-device))
	ps-print-color-scale (if ps-color-p
				 (float (car (ps-color-values "white")))
			       1.0))
  ;; initialize page dimensions
  (ps-get-page-dimensions))


(defun ps-page-number ()
  (if ps-print-only-one-header
      (1+ (/ (1- ps-page-column) ps-number-of-columns))
    ps-page-column))


(defsubst ps-end-page ()
  (ps-output "EndPage\nEndDSCPage\n"))


(defsubst ps-next-page ()
  (ps-end-page)
  (ps-flush-output)
  (ps-begin-page))

    (ps-output "BeginDSCPage\n")
    (run-hooks 'ps-print-begin-column-hook))
  (setq ps-page-column (1+ ps-page-column)))

(defun ps-begin-page ()
  (setq ps-width-remaining  ps-print-width
	ps-height-remaining ps-print-height)

  (ps-header-page)

  (ps-output (format "/LineNumber %d def\n" ps-showline-count)
	     (format "/PageNumber %d def\n" (ps-page-number)))

  (when ps-print-header
    (ps-generate-header "HeaderLinesLeft"  "/h0" "/h1" ps-left-header)
    (ps-generate-header "HeaderLinesRight" "/h0" "/h1" ps-right-header)
    (ps-output (format "%d SetHeaderLines\n" ps-header-lines)))

  (when ps-print-footer
    (ps-generate-header "FooterLinesLeft"  "/H0" "/H0" ps-left-footer)
    (ps-generate-header "FooterLinesRight" "/H0" "/H0" ps-right-footer)
    (ps-output (format "%d SetFooterLines\n" ps-footer-lines)))

  (ps-output (number-to-string ps-lines-printed) " BeginPage\n")
  (ps-set-font  ps-current-font)
  (ps-set-bg    ps-current-bg)
  (ps-set-color ps-current-color)
  (ps-mule-begin-page))

(defsubst ps-skip-newline (limit)
  (setq ps-showline-count (1+ ps-showline-count)
	ps-lines-printed  (1+ ps-lines-printed))
  (and (< (point) limit)
       (forward-char 1)))