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Thanks @regstuff. I'll try to take a look this week. |
Oh, also, do you mind sharing the details of your system env? |
Is that a typo in the documentation? Since I can see a method in the package with the name |
Yeah, should just be a typo in the markdown documentation. Updated the MD docs. |
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The code has been updated to include support for macOS in the build and extraction process of the project. A new section is added to perform build and compression for macOS, in addition to existing mechanisms for Windows and Linux. The extraction method in engines.py is also modified to handle macOS specific binaries.
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Merge pull request #9 from ross-mcnairn-dev/main
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Kudos on a great project. This is one thing I've sorely missed in python - the ability to create track changed word docs.
However, using the python wrapper like so:
output = wrapper.run_redlines('AuthorTag', '/path/to/original.docx', '/path/to/modified.docx')
throws an error saying wrapper has no run_redlines method.
Running the redlines.exe in the bin folder using subprocess works just fine, so right now I'm utilizing that, but would be nice to use the python wrapper.
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