shoobx.rml2odt 0.4.2

From the command line

Installing shoobx.rml2odt will install a script that can be used from the command line:

rml2odt <infile> <outfile>

Converting files from Python

You can import shoobx.rml2odt as a library and convert files from Python:

>>> from shoobx.rml2odt import rml2odt
>>> rml2odt.convertFile(infilepath, outfilepath)

which will convert the file at infilepath and create the ODT file at outfilepath.

Converting an RML string in Python

If your RML data isn’t in a file, but is held in a string, you can import shoobx.rml2odt as a library and convert text data from Python:

>>> from shoobx.rml2odt import rml2odt
>>> odt_data = rml2odt.convertFile(infilepath, outfilepath)
>>> with open(outputfile, 'wb') as output:
...     output.write(odt_data)

0.4.2 (2019-03-20)

• Fix: the br tag used a class variable to remember whether it added the style BreakJustify.

• Fix span tag handling. It literally discarded most text.

0.4.1 (2019-03-19)

• Fix: Text following a comment tag was discarded.

• Fix: 3+ whitespace was replaced with nothing. Caused text to miss spaces.

0.4.0 (2018-01-23)

• More indentation fixes.

• Added support for O format lists (First, Second, Third)

• Add support to have bullet lists in numebr lists and vice versa

• Convert tables in lists to lists in lists

• Support for blockSpan in table styles.

• Handle tail text of comments

• Supporting RML blockSpan styles for tables

• Take the maximum, not the first when calculating the number of columns

0.3.0 (2018-01-12)

• Many many formatting fixes including an almost complete rewrite of list handling and list styles.

0.2.0 (2017-12-08)

• Cleaned up the public API.

• Added basic docs.

0.1.0 (2017-11-21)

• Basic Support for:

  • Flowables: para, blockTable, hr, ul, ol

  • Stylesheets: paraStyle

  • Page Layout

• Initial Release