That looks already better: If a line is wrapped and on the same page, then only the selected text is printed. It seems there are still corner cases.

1. Create a document with just one long line that wraps over two printed pages. I this case, I am not able to print only the selected text properly.
2. Say you have a line that wraps over e.g. 5 visual lines. And you just want to print the visually wrapped line 4 and 5. Right now, the visual lines 1-3 are just empty, but still take place. Maybe it makes sense to omit fully empty lines completely?

Can you reproduce this? I know this is tricky, so I'd be fine with committing the code as is. Or are you willing to put more efforts into 1. and/or 2. ? :-)

In any case, this is already very much appreciated.

Yes, I am working on it. Now, I have a solution for 1, but 2 is more difficult to fix. Probably next week.

Cool! Thanks for taking care of this.

Here is the fix for 1.

I've tried number 2, but I didn't get anywhere. I think this would need huge efforts: To remove the empty space before (and after) the selection you would have to change the layout, which is tied to the document, so basically you would have to change the document. And after that, all the regions which mask the parts (not) to be printed would have to be calculated in different ways. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

I don't think the space saving is worth the effort, and I couldn't justify it to my sponsor.

In case my last comment was mistakable, I fixed this:

1. Create a document with just one long line that wraps over two printed pages. I this case, I am not able to print only the selected text properly.

but I couldn't fix this:

2. Say you have a line that wraps over e.g. 5 visual lines. And you just want to print the visually wrapped line 4 and 5. Right now, the visual lines 1-3 are just empty, but still take place. Maybe it makes sense to omit fully empty lines completely?