> I would like to have hardcopy (printing) respect GUI Vim's linespace
> or some similar option in order to achieve double-spaced printing. Is
> there a way to do this?
you can use vim to generate the text file and use 'pandoc' to convert the text file to something publishable, like a PDF. pandoc accepts options to manage paper and font size and line spacing. see '$ man pandoc' or pandoc.org
pandoc seems to have a new feature where you can use a bunch of metadata to manage the options mentioned, see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14883525/set-double-spacing-and-line-numbers-when-converting-from-markdown-to-pdf-with-pa#29643267 and its link to the 'YAML-header'
> The current alternative is to copy the text out of Vim (MacVim) and
> paste it into Microsoft Word, and then use their double-spacing
> feature.
that way it looks a practical workaround in the beginning, but it neglects the basic separation between vim as the text _editor_ and any publishing tool. just take the learning curve using vim for creating (eg.) markdown text files and pandoc to handle the publishing part -- each program for it's own specialties. (besides AFAIK vim has no 'linespace', its just the way it's put on the screen most comfortable)
> I would also be willing to use some kind of Vim command-line fu or
> postscript after-processing with Unix tools, if any of this is a
> possible solution. Is there some way to pass a simple arg to the
> postscript writer?
see 'pandoc'
//meine
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