Just another "Print a Sketch" post.

I did a search and read a few of the replies but did not see an answer to my problem.
The sketch that I want to print has about 15 .cpp (sub programs ? ) and .h files along with it.
I really, really dont want to have to copy each of those files into a word processor to be able to print them.

Is there any hope ?

I am guessing not, as they truly are separate files.

Hey, one of you smart kiddos out there, this would be worth a few $$$ if you could develop it.

Just a thought.

hextejas:
I am guessing not, as they truly are separate files.

I suspect not.

It is rare nowadays for programmers to kill trees :slight_smile:

...R

If the .cpp and .h files are your creation, Then you have to, no other way. period.

If they are libraries, Then just print the code, Libraries are open source, at the very best, provide the github (?) link you downloaded them from.

Don’t copy them, just open them in something like Notepad++

On a Mac you would select a tab in your sketch and press Command-P to bring up the Print dialog. Hit 'return' to acknowledge the dialog and off it goes to the default printer. Printing 15 tabs should take you less than five minutes.

hextejas:
Hey, one of you smart kiddos out there, this would be worth a few $$$ if you could develop it.

If you think there is money to be made, go over to 'Gigs and Collaborations' and say how much your prepared to pay someone to develop your idea.

Myself, I would suggest that with so much in the Arduino world 'free' the chances of there being money to be made herew are slim as in close to zero.

The problem with printing code is that as soon as you read it you see scope for changes and then you have to print it again.

...R