A low-level cross-platform interface to system printers. This module is intended to allow perl programs to use and query printers on any computer system capable of running perl. The intention of this module is for a program to be able to use the prin...

Perl module for directly printing to a print server/printer without having to create a pipe to either lpr or lp. This essentially mimics what the BSD LPR program does by connecting directly to the line printer printer port (almost always 515), and tr...

All symbolic constants are exported by default!!! new new Win32::Printer ( [ parameter => value, ... ] ); The new class method creates printer object, starts new document (a print job), returns printer object and changes $dc->{flags} variable. $dc->{...

You can use this module for all your ESC-POS Printing needs. If some of your printer's functions are not included, you may extend this module by adding specialized funtions for your printer in it's own subclass. Refer to Printer::ESCPOS::Roles::Profi...

This is experimental support for EVOLIS Dualys 3 printer with black ribbon (K) to provide pixel-exact driver with support for two-side printing. Existing cups driver is available at <http://www.evolis.com/eng/Drivers-Support/Product-support/Dualys-3>...

This Module is deprecated in favour of Printer::ESCPOS, which is the shiny new successor to this module. Printer::Thermal will continue to work and might receive occasional support and bug fixes but no new features. Read the See Also section for reas...

Data::Scan::Printer is polluting user's namespace with a dspp() method, showing how Data::Scan can be used to dump an arbitrary structure. This is a sort of Data::Printer alternative....

Only "Printers" and its constants are exported by default. All functions returns tab-delimited tables of values in scalar context or arrays of hashes in array context. See function descriptions for hash keys and table column order! Printers Printers(...

This module provides a markup language that describes what your ESCPOS printer should do. It works on top of the great and easy to use Printer::ESCPOS. Now you can save your printer output in an XML file and you can write templates to be processed by...

Data::Printer lets you add custom filters to display data structures and objects, by either specifying them during "use", in the ".dataprinter" configuration file, or even in runtime customizations. But there are times when you may want to group simi...