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by JoachimSchipper 3455 days ago
I have done, for code that fits on 2-8 pages (basically a demonstration program). I used vim's ":hardcopy", so the printed code was already syntax-highlighted in the way I was used to.

This did let me work on the code when away from my workstation, but I didn't otherwise find it very helpful. If you have lots of code, some form of code navigation is very helpful.

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Vim's :TOhtml can be handy if you need to see syntax highlighed source on a tablet or some other device that doesn't run vim.