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Text API example yields and error #20
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What about if you run papirus-write "hello world" from command line? |
The issue for text.py seems to revolve around inheritance. I have rewritten the file and made corrections. |
have updated the repo for this now. should be working better? can you verify with a new clone? |
the positioning of text is currently not working/implimented although you can mostly get an idea by looking in the demo directory in the repaper/gratis github entry |
added a quick hack to get text positioning working in text.py. it's in my fork of your github |
I've put together some positional text stuff, in pull request #68 |
OK, I will close the issue as indeed the code was lacking the functionality and we are looking at implementing it with some refactoring. Thanks @BenScarb for your efforts so far. |
Running the following:
from papirus import PapirusText text = PapirusText() text.write("hello world")
Will return:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "text.py", line 3, in <module> text = PapirusText() TypeError: __init__() takes no arguments (1 given)
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