Permit printing multiple labels without throwing away tape #59
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Hmm, maybe flowchart 44 suggests that this method will be slower when actually wanting to print a lot of labels? As we wait for the first job to finish before submitting the next one? Then again, from the command line we pretty much do that anyway … |
ryankurte
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Feb 10, 2025
With the option, the label is not finalized and therefore not cut (as the tape needs to be advanced by 24mm for cutting).
The cut command really just prints another empty label in chain mode. However, it is not necessarily obvious that this is what one needs to do, so adding a simple wrapper makes things simpler
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Maybe another solution for the problem from #37. It uses a different approach from what @kamnxt did, but it does seem to work well for me.