You might consider ExportHtml available via Package Control. It sends your code to your web-browser, optionally directly to a print-preview version. It can keep your theme colours, or you can use a specific, printer-friendly,theme. It also works with a selection, as well as the entire view.
You can decide whether or not to include line numbers and can even add Annotations - HTML pop-up notes 
Just another person stepping in to say Iād really like to see the printing feature to be added in future release!
I purchased a license when version 2 released. 
+1 Yeah, printing would be niceā¦ nothing fancy, just in monoscript with document name and page number.
+1 for a print feature. All that is needed is a fixed font, and a way to specify the font size so that I can print out code that may go over 80 chars wide.
Also if there is a way that this feature can be added via Python, please point us to the right API to use to implement it.
As Iām using SublimeText as an all-purpose text editor and I just pasted some text from SG Project into it so I could print the text, I was 
flabbergasted the print option was not available.
I had to go back 
to TextMate to be able to print it. Of course I could have used TextEdit as well but that program is even more dormant than TextMate lately.
So: +1 for printing.
Now Iām considering this: would I have bought SublimeText if Iād knew printing wasnāt available? I think I would have stayed with TextMate. Iām now wondering what other surprises I might encounter: basic functionality Iād expect to exist with every text editor but for some reason missing from SublimeText. I think the SublimeText people should be honest and say āwe donāt support printing your documentsā on the home page. Iāve mentioned this on the wikipedia page regarding SublimeText just seconds ago.
itās kindof a workaround but you can try installing the ExportHTML package - https://github.com/facelessuser/ExportHtml
then you can view your document/selection in the browser or print it thourgh the browser.
I would love a print option!
Having to cut and paste into another editor kinda makes me grumpy O,;,O
+1 for printing.
Trying really hard to like this editor, but darn you are making it difficultā¦please
I would also love this functionality. I use Sublime Text at work for taking notes and recording corrections for clients, and then have to use a different editor just to print the documents. This seems incredibly basic functionality to be missing. This is honestly one of the first āprogramsā that I have used that did not any print command! Donāt get me wrong I love it, but this inability to print is driving me bananas.
Quick printing - currently for Windows ONLY unless someone can advise me of the equivalent (dos) commands to the following:
os.system('net use lpt1 \\\\ANDYCOMPAQ\\PrimoPDF /persistent:yes')
os.system('type system_ex.txt > LPT1')
Note: This is an early draft; it works for me but please report any issues. Andy.
Iāve updated so that it will print the current selection (if any) and optionally add a page number at the bottom of the page.
The package setting for the printer is now called āprinter_nameā - which makes more sense
It would be nice if someone (on Windows) tried this out 
Added: It may not accept a printer-name containing spaces currently. You could rename the printer temporarily without spaces.
My feature may now handle spaces in the printer name, and it *may *work with linux and/or osx - have no idea unless someone checks for me.
For linux and osx it should print to the default printer, or you can supply a āqueueā setting to send output to a named-printer. (Again, spaces in the queue-name may not workā¦ yet.)
Iāve added some conditionals to make it work with non-Windows OSes, but I have no idea if these work unless someone advises me
There is also a āquick_print_resetā command for Windows (only) which reassigns LPT1 to the printer named in the package settings.
There is also a setting to use the full filename as a title at the top of the first page. Added: ā¦ and to print line numbers.
This is cool 
On Windows you can add the setting āuse_notepadā: true. In which case it will not be necessary to configure your printer as it will use your default printer. (Notepad will flash-open and close.)
You will need to tweak Notepadās font-size, margins, etc., and this packagesā settings for blank lines and page numbers, etc., will no longer be relevant. Unfortunately, we cannot control the number of lines to print per page as the formfeed character \f doesnāt work with notepad. Added: Wordpad might be preferable as it probably understands the formfeed character and we can designate a printer.
[quote] // You can create your own command-line using āmy_cmdā and āmy_cmd_endā.
// āmy_cmdā: "WORDPAD /PT ā,
// āmy_cmd_endā: " YourPrinterNameā
// will open the file in Wordpad and print it to your named printer.
// (Wordpad needs to be on your environment paths.)
// IMPORTANT: There needs to be spaces at the end of my_cmd and
// the beginning of my_cmd_end, as the filename will be inserted
// between these two expressions.
// Also escape back-slashes \ to \.
// Quotes will be problematic. If possible, set an environment path,
// and change your printer name, to avoid the need for quotes
// around spaces.
// Omit my_cmd_end, or set it to false, if not required.[/quote]