On the long I think you're more independent and uptodate if you adjust NP++ pb-highlighting to your preferences. But maybe this workaround would do at first. What I would test is to place them in a different folder and apply an old prefs-file to it and adjust the tool settings.ĭon't forget - the newer commands won't be highlighted anyway because they are defined in the Syntaxhighlighting.dll. The manual says to copy Purebasicprint.exe + Syntaxhighlighting.dll into the root folder. it's possible to change the position with the function. the length of the string can't excess the width of the console, otherwise the string will be truncated (have the end cut off). With the 4.41 prefs (or below) the keywords are highlighted again. Print Displays the specified 'Text' in the console. What I found out now is that the highlight doesn't work anymore because of the pb-4.5x prefs. Is there any remote chance someone with a great deal of knowledge in xcode can do something to print without using applescript It gives me popups etc that stay and my customers are printing hundreds of times per day. This program worked for several years under Ubuntu, then the printing failed to work properly. The latest version was compiled with PureBasic 4.10, about 15 years ago already. As I don't print I never use it as addon and have kept it as standalone-commandline-tool just in case I'd like to make a pdf from a code. I made a small invoicing application for Linux in a long time ago, where printing the invoices are one of the major functions. I tested PureBasicPrint again today and it wouldn't highlight the code for me either anymore.

Printing from purebasic