Comes time my little program, or "sketch" as they're so cutely called, is big enough I want to print a copy so's I can look over it in more convenient form.
The result looks funny. Among other things, I wasn't offered a "black and white" option, so it's got horrible grayscale syntax highlighting, but also it seems to think the bottom 40% of the paper is off limits.
On closer examination: seems it did use the bottom 40% of the paper. Or at least it planned on putting text there, 'cause it's not on the next page. But... somehow... there's no toner representing that part of the text.
Update: Fortunately, the .ino file can be opened with a regular text editor, and printed normally.
Update 2: The serial monitor tool? Buffers up a line of text to send to the device, and helpfully lets you edit it before sending? Does. Not. Send. The. Newline. So, bloody useless for communicating with an application that takes command lines terminated by, oh, pressing ENTER. (Such an arcane concept!)
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