#!/usr/bin/env python
import os
# Uncommented parts are explained in : create_a_basic_document_with_a_list.py
from odfdo import Document, List, ListItem
# Create the document
my_document = Document('text')
body = my_document.body
# Adding List
my_list = List(['Arthur', 'Ford', 'Trillian'])
item = ListItem('Marvin')
my_list.append_item(item)
body.append(my_list)
# Adding Sublist¶
# A sublist is simply a list as an item of another list:
item.append(List(['Paranoid Android', 'older than the universe']))
# See the result:
print(my_document.get_formatted_text())
# - Arthur
# - Ford
# - Trillian
# - Marvin
# - Paranoid Android
# - older than the universe
# Inserting List Item
from odfdo import Document, List
document = Document("text")
body = document.body
my_list = List(["chocolat", "café"])
# In case your forgot to insert an important item:
my_list.insert_item("Chicorée", position=1)
# Or you can insert it before another item:
cafe = my_list.get_item(content="café")
my_list.insert_item("Chicorée", before=cafe)
# Or after:
my_list.insert_item("Chicorée", after=cafe)
#!/usr/bin/env python
import os
# Uncommented parts are explained in : create_a_basic_text_document.py
from odfdo import Document, List, ListItem
# Create the document
my_document = Document("text")
body = my_document.body
# Adding List
my_list = List(["Arthur", "Ford", "Trillian"])
# The list accepts a Python list of strings and list items.
# The list can be written even though we will modify it afterwards:
body.append(my_list)
# Adding more List Item to the list
item = ListItem("Marvin")
my_list.append_item(item)
if not os.path.exists("test_output"):
os.mkdir("test_output")
output = os.path.join("test_output", "my_document_with_list.odt")
# And finally save the document.
my_document.save(target=output, pretty=True)
from odfdo import Document
document = Document('text')
body = document.body
# Lists are a dedicated object
from odfdo import List
my_list = List(['chocolat', 'café'])
# The list factory accepts a Python list of strings and list items.
#
# The list can be written even though we will modify it afterwards:
body.append(my_list)
#!/usr/bin/env python
import os
# Uncommented parts are explained in : create_a_basic_text_document.py
from odfdo import Document, List, ListItem
# Create the document
my_document = Document('text')
body = my_document.body
# Adding List
my_list = List(['Arthur', 'Ford', 'Trillian'])
# The list accepts a Python list of strings and list items.
# The list can be written even though we will modify it afterwards:
body.append(my_list)
# Adding more List Item to the list
item = ListItem('Marvin')
my_list.append_item(item)
if not os.path.exists('test_output'):
os.mkdir('test_output')
output = os.path.join('test_output', 'my_document_with_list.odt')
# And finally save the document.
my_document.save(target=output, pretty=True)
tax_rate = .196
if __name__ == "__main__":
commercial = Document('text')
body = commercial.body
catalog = make_catalog()
title1 = Header(1, "Basic commercial document")
body.append(title1)
title11 = Header(2, "Available products")
body.append(title11)
paragraph = Paragraph("Here the list:")
body.append(paragraph)
# List of products in a list :
product_list = List()
body.append(product_list)
for product in catalog:
item = ListItem("%-10s, price: %.2f €" % (product.name, product.price))
product_list.append(item)
title12 = Header(2, "Your command")
body.append(title12)
command = {0: 1, 1: 12, 2: 3, 4: 5}
# A table in the text document :
table = Table("Table")
body.append(table)
row = Row()
row.set_values(["Product", "Price", "Quantity", "Amount"])
from odfdo import Document, List, ListItem
document = Document("text")
body = document.body
my_list = List(["chocolat", "café"])
body.append(my_list)
item = ListItem("thé")
my_list.append(item)
# A sublist is simply a list as an item of another list
item.append(List(["thé vert", "thé rouge"]))
print(body.serialize(True))
from odfdo import Document, List, ListItem
document = Document('text')
body = document.body
my_list = List(['chocolat', 'café'])
body.append(my_list)
item = ListItem("thé")
my_list.append(item)
# A sublist is simply a list as an item of another list
item.append(List(["thé vert", "thé rouge"]))
print(body.serialize(True))
#!/usr/bin/env python
import os
# Uncommented parts are explained in : create_a_basic_document_with_a_list.py
from odfdo import Document, List, ListItem
# Create the document
my_document = Document("text")
body = my_document.body
# Adding List
my_list = List(["Arthur", "Ford", "Trillian"])
item = ListItem("Marvin")
my_list.append_item(item)
body.append(my_list)
# Adding Sublist¶
# A sublist is simply a list as an item of another list:
item.append(List(["Paranoid Android", "older than the universe"]))
# See the result:
print(my_document.get_formatted_text())
# - Arthur
# - Ford
# - Trillian
# - Marvin
# - Paranoid Android
# - older than the universe
# Inserting List Item