I use 32bit Eclipse on an AMD64 Debian testing machine because Android development requires 32 bit Eclipse. I am supposed to be able to print from within Eclipse, but it does not work - it says it cannot find any printers. This has been a long standing issue with Eclipse and GTK, and it was solved a few versions ago. I have the 32bit gtk libraries installed, but it still won&#39;t print. I have posted a question about this in the Eclipse forums.<div>
<br></div><div>There is also a way to print from within Eclipse using lpr from the command line. However, I don&#39;t get the pretty colors that make reading the source code easier. My question: Is there some program that I can pipe the .java text file through and then send it to lpr so it prints the &quot;colorized&quot; source file (and perhaps add a footer with a date, file name, etc.)? Something that knows how to intelligently add color to a Java (or XML, or Python or ...) source file?<div>
<br></div><div>Thanks,</div><div><br></div><div>Mark</div></div>