enscroll

Convert source code to PDF. Similar to GNU enscript, but you are supposed to glue the ends of each page over the header of the next page so it looks like a very long piece of paper containing source code, kind of like a continuous feed computer paper, but with regular A4/letter paper.

Usage

pdm install

pdm run enscroll [options...] [--] <input file name> >output.tex && latexmk -xelatex output.tex

Options:

• --paper=<string>: Paper size as defined by the CTAN geometry package. Defaults to a4paper.
• --a4: Equivalent to --paper=a4paper.
• --a5: Equivalent to --paper=a5paper.
• --b5: Equivalent to --paper=b5paper.
• --executive: Equivalent to --paper=executivepaper.
• --legal: Equivalent to --paper=legalpaper.
• --letter: Equivalent to --paper=letterpaper.
• --top=<dimension>: The top margin. Defaults to 1.5cm.
• --bottom=<dimension>: The bottom margin. Defaults to 1.5cm.
• --left=<dimension>: The left margin. Defaults to 1.5cm.
• --right=<dimension>: The right margin. Defaults to 1.5cm.
• --vertical=<dimension>: Equivalent to --top=<dimension> --bottom=<dimension>.
• --horizontal=<dimension>: Equivalent to --left=<dimension> --right=<dimension>.
• --margin=<dimension>: Equivalent to --vertical=<dimension> --horizontal=<dimension>.
• --family=<string>: The font family. Defaults to JetBrains Mono.
• --features=<options>: The font features as defined by the CTAN fontspec package. Defaults to Scale=0.9.
• --linechunks=<int>: Number of lines per page. Defaults to 60.
• --tabsize=<int>: Width of horizontal tab columns. Defaults to 4.
• --linenospace=<dimension>: Space between the line number and the content. Defaults to 1.5em.