Re: [Gimp-print-devel] New Epson 1520 Print Files

[Robert L K. <rl...@al...>]

   Date: Sun, 02 Apr 2000 22:09:44 -0700
   From: David Rosky <d_...@nc...>

   > It uses a spacing of 15 rows consistently.  It's basically equivalent to
   > our "1440 dpi highest quality" mode.

   That's interesting.  I wonder if maybe the best approach is
   to fix the softweave mode rather than trying to get the printer's
   microweave working.  The problem with the original softweave modes
   seemed to be that the nozzle patterns and/or page advances were
   not being interpreted by the printer the way the driver thought 
   they would be.  If you could get those corrected you'd probably 
   have it.

That's what I'm trying to do.

   >    Let me know if there are any additional testing or print
   >    files that would be helpful.
   > 
   > That should be enough to get me started.  Could you try the following
   > patch?  It's possible that it won't compile; my sandbox is currently
   > broken because of some code I'm working on; in that case, my
   > apologies.  If it works, could somebody check it in?
   > 

   I tried the patch, but it didn't compile.  Here's the error message:

   escp2-weavetest.c: In function `main':
   escp2-weavetest.c:112: too few arguments to function `initialize_weave'
   make: *** [escp2-weavetest.o] Error 1

Either do "make print", or add an extra argument of 1 at the end of
the call to initialize_weave() in escp2-weavetest.c.

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