Print piston code?

#1

1) Give a description of the problem
Is there a way to print or export to a text file the piston code?

2) What is the expected behavior?
I want to compare two sets of code (one runs, one does not) and it would be easier if I would export the code and look at it side by side.

3) What is happening/not happening?
The Button at the button of the code ‘copy to clipboard’ does not seem to work. there is no other way I can see to copy all the code at once.

4) Post a Green Snapshot of the pistonimage
N/A

5) Attach any logs (From ST IDE and by turning logging level to Full)
N/A

Thanks.

#2

I just tried it on my iPad and it worked. I hit the copy to clipboard then pasted it into Byword which is a basic text editor. I haven’t tried it on a computer or another word processor program.

#3

Help me out. I’d like to create a .TXT or .DOC, or .PDF file (or even Copy & Paste) of my Piston. Then to eventually have someone else, who doesn’t have webCore installed, look at the Piston code. How do I accomplish this?

I’m on my Android phone and I have my Piston open (not in Edit Mode). Do I need a particular version of webCore to accomplish this? Where do I go from the Piston display screen to create my file?

Thanks.

#4

You can click the green camera above/below the piston and save it as a png file.

#5

Sorry, I see no camera anywhere on my Android screen.
can you see my attached screenshot of my Piston page?

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#6

Here’s a screen shot of the next screen of my Piston. Still no camera anywhere on the screen.

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#7

Go to the screen where you see the edit button, it Is on that row of commands

#8

Look towards the bottom of the screen shot. Third and fourth buttons to the right of the work ‘Script’.

I never tried webCoRE on Android, this is from a Windows 10 PC. I have used webCoRE on my ChromeBook and it looks the same as the screenshot below too.

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#9

If you want pure text (as opposed to a jpeg image) you can click on the piston, but do not click on Edit. Then Ctrl-A followed by Ctrl-C will copy all the text to the clipboard. Easy to paste into any text editor then. (Although your code will lose color and indenting)