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Kyle-Falconer / DYMO-SDK-for-Linux

An update to the Dymo CUPS drivers for Linux
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lw450tt.ppd cupsManualCopies settings #10

Open jck000 opened 4 years ago

jck000 commented 4 years ago

I used a ppd file from the original Dymo tar file which has *cupsManualCopies = True. However, all of the files here have that parameter value set to False. Having it set to False will not honor '-n XXX' from the lp command. When changed to True, '-n XXX' will correctly produce the number of copies specified.

On my system I have a LabelWrite 450 and a LabelWriter 450 TwinTurbo and have tested the ppd files with *cupsManualCopies = True.

I suggest a change to all ppd files:

*cupsManualCopies = True

Thanks, Jack

Kyle-Falconer commented 4 years ago

That's an interesting find. Can you provide a link for this tar file?

jck000 commented 4 years ago

Let me be clear, the original ppd file, I don't think I edited it at all and I haven't compared all of the ppds with your fork. I've got the original installed on Ubuntu and Centos. I've gone ahead and installed that on a Raspberry PI, but as you probably know anything from Dymo is old and only supports intel versions of executables. I used your fork to deploy to a Raspberry PI especially for the LW450TT. On the original it would not allow me to switch slots. You fork has no problems with that. The -n option is the only issue I ran into and I did a simple comparison and that's what I found. Trivial. I wanted to share that with you.

Here is the link:

https://www.dymo.com/en-US/dymo-label-sdk-cups-linux-p

Thanks, Jack

Kyle-Falconer commented 4 years ago

Ok, great. I thought that's what you meant. I'll take a look at it and make the change.