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I want to print out some syntax-highlighted Ruby and Python code and Netbeans has a feature on the File menu for ‘Print To HTML’. I’m wondering if there is a plugin or some add-on for Eclipse that enables a feature like this since it is my preferred IDE?
You could install the Java2Html plugin, however it does not directly send it to a printer. Only to a clipboard or to a file (html or .doc since it can apply those styles in RTF as well as CSS). You can then print the result.
The plugin is made for eclipse2.x.
I just tested it with eclipse 3.5Mx (latest eclipse)… and it does work!
(source: java2html.de)