Print dialog. Bash and Zenity.

In my particular use case (linux desktop, Kyocera copier) I find the application print dialogs super-inconsistent. They don't seem to have been written/tested with the various features (folding, stapling, different sizes of paper) of a copier in mind. But printing from the command-line tends to be understandable and consistent. This is my own print dialog to avoid having to remember arcane lp arguments that pertain to my particular printer.

Zenity is kind of fun: easy, quick results.

• TODO: won't print multiple copies (to my Brother printer)
• TODO: check return codes from dialogs and leave values unchanged when "cancel"
• TODO: fill out wip features
• DONE: optionally accept filename(s) as arguments to script
• DONE: optionally accept printer name as argument to script
• DONE: skip initial prompts for arguments provided
• DONE: Utilities: e.g., round out a pdf to have a number of pages divisible by 4 (matching page size)
• ABANDON: Presets / Utilities / Other offer numerals in first column for easy keyboard access? No: Auto filter by alpha is more intuitive.

https://github.com/dylanaraps/pure-bash-bible#arrays https://help.gnome.org/users/zenity/stable/ https://www.cups.org/doc/options.html Print from bypass tray: -o InputSlot=MF1 lpstat -v lpoptions -p "StT-Kyocera-TASKalfa-2552ci-(KPDL)" -l lpadmin -p ... -o ....