Added option to convert an input string of Star Document Markup to a print job data #9
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March 20, 2023 11:35
…print job. The purpose is to conveniently create a print job data with an input of string resembling Star Document Markup, instead of creating .stm file to get the decoded output.
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Instead of creating a print job data using decode option with an input of .stm file, I thought it would be convenient to be able to create a print job data with an input of string resembling Star Document Markup (similar functionality .NET API offers).
I am integrating CloudPRNT technology into my server based on Python, so in order to create a print job for a response of GET request from a printer, invoking cputil as an external process is only the way to create a print job data.
cputil's decode option can achieve this, but it would not be convenient to generate .stm file and convert it to print job data every time since the content of the paper is dynamic at least in my case.