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PyRTF

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Programming Languages: Python

License: GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL), GNU General Public License (GPL)

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  • character styles

    Hi all, I need to use the character styles in rtf file but pyRTF seem to don't implement it. Is this functionality plan to be coded ? Thank you, Axel.

    2009-10-06 07:27:16 UTC by axel584

  • Followup: RE: My "0.46" version is available

    It works very well, thank you. I suggest to change sys.path.append( '../' ) in the demo to sys.path.append( os.path.normpath(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))+os.sep+'..')), since the old one does not on my python25 in win2k. Though that is the problem which was born in original pyRTF.

    2008-01-13 07:37:36 UTC by laserjungle

  • My "0.46" version is available

    This project appears to be abaondoned, so I've made available what I'm calling version 0.46. It includes: 1) support for EMF graphics objects. [yes, I wrote my own from scratch before I noticed somebody had submitted a patch almost two years ago]. 2) enhanced image scaling for all image types: * scaling by fixed percentage * scaling to fixed width or...

    2007-05-18 22:19:14 UTC by grante

  • Followup: RE: Support for .emf graphics?

    There's one other change I'd like to propose. It rather inconvenient to have to write the image data to a file so that the Image() class has a filename from which to determine the filetype. It would be nice if there was a way to just pass the image data to Image().

    2007-05-18 19:37:27 UTC by grante

  • Followup: RE: Support for .emf graphics?

    I've got the scaling stuff worked out. The user can optionally specify image width and/or height in 1/72in units using the keywords 'width' and 'height'. If only one of the two dimensions is specified, the other is scaled to maintain the original aspect ratio. I've also added support for a 'scale' keyword arg that will set the scaling for both x and y. However, I'm confused by the...

    2007-05-18 17:54:27 UTC by grante

  • Followup: RE: Support for .emf graphics?

    OK, I've got emf support basically working except I'm a bit vague on how to handle scaling: 1) I haven't figured out how to get the height/width out of an .emf file. It's probably not hard, I just haven't gotten around to that yet. 2) I'd like to be able to override the size/scaling by passing to the __init__ method the desired height and/or width, or by passing a...

    2007-05-18 16:22:22 UTC by grante

  • Support for .emf graphics?

    Has anybody worked on support for .emf graphics?.

    2007-05-18 15:42:20 UTC by grante

  • Subscript support H2O, H2SO4 etc.:)

    Hi, is it posiible to add Subscript support H2O, H2SO4 etc.:)

    2007-02-25 16:41:41 UTC by nobody

  • Followup: RE: Shading

    Accidentally hit post comment. As I was trying to say, I do the following: sps = ShadingPS(pattern=ShadingPS.FORWARD_DIAGONAL) p = Paragraph(ss.ParagraphStyles.Heading1, sps) and I get the same result every time, black text on a gray background. Is this the intent of shading? I was hoping for a shadow on the text. Thank you, Ryan.

    2006-12-05 22:48:58 UTC by ryan_green1

  • Shading

    Hi, I am experimenting with PyRTF and I see the ShadingPropertySet, but I have yet to figure out the usage. sps = ShadingPS(pattern=ShadingPS.FORWARD_DIAGONAL) p = Paragraph(ss.ParagraphStyles.Heading1, pps, sps)

    2006-12-05 22:39:05 UTC by ryan_green1

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