Open Sazu-bit opened 1 year ago
Hi, About set_span() : The syntax is either Paragraph.set_span("syle_name", regex="some regex to find relevant text target") or Paragraph.set_span("syle_name", offset=x, length=y) if the exact position of the target is known.
And there is some bug: if neither regex or offset are provided, nothing happens (it should be at least raise an error)
I don't need to apply a style to specific words, I need to apply the style to the paragraph. It's just simple clean up work. So the regex is pretty useless to me.
Instead I worked around this by adding:
Paragraph.delete(paragraph)
just before a body.append
, basically I save the content earlier (as I'm already checking if it's an empty line or not).
Since you're reading this thread though...
Thank you so much for creating this!
Maybe Paragraph.set_span("syle_name", offset=0), that should apply to whole content of the paragraph.
No joy.
I've tried "Text_Body", "text_body", "Text Body", "text body" with offset=0 but once the document is generated, there's no change the the paragraphs.
for selectedParagraph in body.get_paragraphs():
# Work on the content inside the paragraph
paragraphContent = selectedParagraph.text_recursive
selectedParagraph.set_span("Text_Body", offset=0)
I can't use Paragraph
unless I can specify it somewhere. (I love how python doesn't care about key words...).
so I tried the append route (as described in the recipes) but that just adds an extra element. I hunted down what seems to be the correct way to do it, which is 'set_span' since I'm iterating through the paragraphs but... no joy.
Still stays as "Default Paragraph Style".
What gives?
Additional
For applying a style to a paragraph the recipes offer:
body.append(Paragraph("some text", style="Text Body"))
However, append does exactly what it is designed to do and basically copies the paragraph.