def drawFirstPortrait(canv, doc):
"""
This is the Title Page Template (Portrait Oriented)
"""
canv.saveState()
#set Page Size
frame, pagesize = doc.getFrame(doc.template_id)
canv.setPageSize(pagesize)
canv.setFont(base_fonts()["normal"], doc.fontSize)
addPlugin(canv, doc, frame="First")
canv.restoreState()
def drawLaterSpecialPortrait(canv, doc):
"""
This is the Template of any following Portrait Oriented Page
"""
canv.saveState()
#set Page Size
frame, pagesize = doc.getFrame(doc.template_id)
canv.setPageSize(pagesize)
canv.setFont(base_fonts()["normal"], doc.fontSize)
addPlugin(canv, doc, frame="Later")
canv.restoreState()
def drawLaterSpecialLandscape(canv, doc):
"""
This is the Template of any later drawn Landscape Oriented Page
"""
canv.saveState()
#set Page Size and
#some variables
frame, pagesize = doc.getFrame(doc.template_id)
canv.setPageSize(pagesize)
canv.setFont(base_fonts()["normal"], doc.fontSize)
addPlugin(canv, doc, frame="Later")
canv.restoreState()
def drawFirstLandscape(canv, doc):
"""
This is the Template of any later drawn Landscape Oriented Page
the frame object is only used as a reference to be able to draw to the canvas
After creation a Frame is not usually manipulated directly by the
applications program -- it is used internally by the platypus modules.
Here is a diagramatic abstraction for the definitional part of a Frame::
width x2,y2
+---------------------------------+
| l top padding r | h
| e +-------------------------+ i | e
| f | | g | i
| t | | h | g
| | | t | h
| p | | | t
| a | | p |
| d | | a |
| | | d |
| +-------------------------+ |
| bottom padding |
+---------------------------------+
(x1,y1) <-- lower left corner
NOTE!! Frames are stateful objects. No single frame should be used in
two documents at the same time (especially in the presence of multithreading.
"""
canv.saveState()
#set Page Size
frame, pagesize = doc.getFrame(doc.template_id)
canv.setPageSize(pagesize)
canv.setFont(base_fonts()["normal"], doc.fontSize)
addPlugin(canv, doc, frame="First")
canv.restoreState()