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I used to use Prince in a few print-heavy applications. Eventually I moved to a LaTeX based workflow instead (we needed some features that Prince couldn't be ex
by gmfawcett 9y ago
I used to use Prince in a few print-heavy applications. Eventually I moved to a LaTeX based workflow instead (we needed some features that Prince couldn't be expected to deliver). But Prince was a real pleasure to work with, and the output quality was very good. If LaTeX weren't a viable option in my project then I would use it again.
Interesting random factoid: Prince is (was?) written in a language called Mercury [1], which is kind of a statically typed Prolog. Research into Prince turned me on to state-of-the-art logic programming, so I'm thankful for that as well. :)
[1] http://www.mercurylang.org/ http://www.mercurylang.org/