Vim to Postscript
Posted on October 20th, 2008
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Thanks to Karl for the following tip:
Here's a little Vim trick that might be of interest. If you're on a non-Windows machine, you can make the Vim hardcopy command print to a postscript file instead of a real printer. Try issue the following:
:hardcopy > file.ps
You'll get a postscript output of the file you're currently editing.
From there you can view the postscript file with gv or convert it to a pdf with ps2pdf.
Here's a little Vim trick that might be of interest. If you're on a non-Windows machine, you can make the Vim hardcopy command print to a postscript file instead of a real printer. Try issue the following:
:hardcopy > file.ps
You'll get a postscript output of the file you're currently editing.
From there you can view the postscript file with gv or convert it to a pdf with ps2pdf.
SOURCE: http://dailyvim.blogspot.com/
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