Python and RTF

[Rufman]

Does anyone have a good rtf library for python, have exprience with
pyRTF or a link to a good tutorial?

thx Stephane

[Marco Bonifazi]

On 20 Set, 09:01, Rufman <[e-mail]:

Does anyone have a good rtf library for python, have exprience with
pyRTF or a link to a good tutorial?

thx Stephane

I have just used PyRtf to create a "report" with table and simple
images.

What is your question?

Marco Bonifazi
http://www.bonifazi.eu

[Grant Edwards]

On 2007-09-20, Rufman <st***********@gmail.comwrote:

Does anyone have a good rtf library for python,

pyRTF is the only one I found.

have exprience with pyRTF

Yes.

or a link to a good tutorial?

Just the examples that come with pyRTF.

FWIW, I've added support for EMF graphics and enhanced the
scaling options for graphics:

http://groups.google.com/group/comp....997d47b4303547

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[Marco Bonifazi]

On 20 Set, 16:40, Grant Edwards <[e-mail]:

On 2007-09-20, Rufman <[e-mail]:

Does anyone have a good rtf library for python,

pyRTF is the only one I found.

have exprience with pyRTF

Yes.

or a link to a good tutorial?

Just the examples that come with pyRTF.

FWIW, I've added support for EMF graphics and enhanced the
scaling options for graphics:

http://groups.google.com/group/comp....e/browse_threa...

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Oh, wonderful!
Is licensed with the GPL and LGPL as like the previous versions are?
Then, can I put in my closed software and at the end of my development
make a donation?

Marco Bonifazi

[Grant Edwards]

On 2007-09-20, Marco Bonifazi <ma***********@gmail.comwrote:

>FWIW, I've added support for EMF graphics and enhanced the
scaling options for graphics:

http://groups.google.com/group/comp....e/browse_threa...

Oh, wonderful! Is licensed with the GPL and LGPL as like the
previous versions are?

Yes.

Then, can I put in my closed software and at the end of my
development make a donation?

I'm really sure how the LGPL applies to Python applications.
AFAICT, it's been abandoned by the original developer, so I
doubt he's going to sue you. ;)

If you fix any bugs or add any features, it would be nice if
you'd send me a patch.

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[Grant Edwards]

On 2007-09-20, Grant Edwards <gr****@visi.comwrote:

I'm really sure how the LGPL applies to Python applications.

That should have read I'm _not_ really sure how the LGPL
applies to Python applications. There are clauses about
providing a way for the user to replace the library and
whatnot. I think that simply defining the API and allowing the
user to replace the .pyc file would be sufficient.

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