# Let's add another section to make our document clear:
# Annotations are notes that don’t appear in the document but typically on a
# side bar in a desktop application. So they are not printed.
from odfdo import Document, Paragraph, Header
document = Document("text")
body = document.body
body.append(Header(1, "Annotations"))
paragraph = Paragraph("A paragraph with an annotation in the middle.")
body.append(paragraph)
# Annotations are inserted like notes but they are simpler:
paragraph.insert_annotation(after="annotation",
body="It's so easy!",
creator="Luis")
# Annotation arguments are quite different:
# after => The word after what the annotation is inserted.
# body => The annotation itself, at the end of the page.
# creator => The author of the annotation.
# date => A datetime value, by default datetime.now().
body.append(title1)
for p in range(3):
title = Header(2, random_text(1)[:70])
body.append(title)
paragraph = Paragraph(random_text(10))
# Adding Annotation
# Annotations are notes that don’t appear in the document but
# typically on a side bar in a desktop application. So they are not printed.
# Now we add some annotation on each paragraph
some_word = paragraph.text_recursive.split()[3]
# choosing the 4th word of the paragraph to insert the note
paragraph.insert_annotation(
after=some_word, # The word after what the annotation is inserted.
body="It's so easy!", # The annotation itself, at the end of the page.
creator="Bob" # The author of the annotation.
# date= xxx A datetime value, by default datetime.now().
)
body.append(paragraph)
if not os.path.exists('test_output'):
os.mkdir('test_output')
output = os.path.join('test_output', 'my_document_with_annotations.odt')
# And finally save the document.
my_document.save(target=output, pretty=True)
