Add print_with_writer to PrettyPrint #3070
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Hi
Thank you for making such a great tool.
batis one of the commands I use most often in my terminal.This pull request is not about using bat as a command-line tool, but about using it as a library with
PrettyPrinter.Could you please add a way to output to a custom writer, like a String or a file, using PrettyPrinter?
I suggest adding a
print_with_writerfunction that lets users choose where the output goes.This change would make
PrettyPrintermore flexible and useful.Thank you for considering my request.
I am working on libraries like bat-c and wombat that use this function.