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Introduces: CreateLine SetLineWidth SetLineColor and Python for loops. | Introduces: CreateLine SetLineWidth SetLineColor and Python for loops. | ||
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<syntaxhighlight lang="python"> | |||
#!/usr/bin/env python | |||
from scribus import * | |||
''' | |||
An exercise with loops and tested against 1.4.3 Uses | |||
newDocument | |||
createLine | |||
setLineWidth | |||
setLineColor | |||
setFillShade | |||
createRect | |||
saveDocAs | |||
''' | |||
Margins = (10, 10, 10, 10) | |||
if newDocument(PAPER_A4, Margins, PORTRAIT, 1, UNIT_POINTS, NOFACINGPAGES, FIRSTPAGERIGHT, 1): | |||
#some constants | #some constants | ||
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#Draw the lines | #Draw the lines | ||
d = | d = createLine(spx-a/2,spy,a4w-30+a/2,spy) #Top | ||
setLineColor(g60, d) | setLineColor(g60, d) | ||
setLineWidth(a, d) | setLineWidth(a, d) | ||
e = | e = createLine(spx,spy,spx,a4d-27) #LH vertical | ||
setLineWidth(a, e) | setLineWidth(a, e) | ||
setLineColor(g60, e) | setLineColor(g60, e) | ||
f = | f = createLine(a4w-30,spy,a4w-30,a4d-27) #RH vertical | ||
setLineWidth(a, f) | setLineWidth(a, f) | ||
setLineColor(g60, f) | setLineColor(g60, f) | ||
g = | g = createLine(spx-a/2,a4d-27,a4w-30+a/2,a4d-27)#Bottom | ||
setLineWidth(a, g) | setLineWidth(a, g) | ||
setLineColor(g60, g) | setLineColor(g60, g) | ||
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#Draw the "holes" | #Draw the "holes" | ||
for i in range(0,int(770/10)): | for i in range(0,int(770/10)): | ||
l = createRect(spx+5,spy+10+10*i,10,5) | |||
setFillShade(m,l) | |||
setLineColor(g60,l) | |||
for i in range(0,int(770/10)): | for i in range(0,int(770/10)): | ||
k = createRect(a4w-45,spy+10+10*i,10,5) | |||
setFillShade(m,k) | |||
setLineColor(g60,k) | |||
saveDocAs("Fancy_border.sla") #Make sure this is writable | |||
</syntaxhighlight> | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:20, 11 November 2013
Here is another border, pretty useless but at least I am learnt a bit about Python - the 'for' loops need their following lines to be indented. Also helps to understand the x and y co-ordinates of Scribus
Introduces: CreateLine SetLineWidth SetLineColor and Python for loops.
#!/usr/bin/env python
from scribus import *
'''
An exercise with loops and tested against 1.4.3 Uses
newDocument
createLine
setLineWidth
setLineColor
setFillShade
createRect
saveDocAs
'''
Margins = (10, 10, 10, 10)
if newDocument(PAPER_A4, Margins, PORTRAIT, 1, UNIT_POINTS, NOFACINGPAGES, FIRSTPAGERIGHT, 1):
#some constants
a = 5 #line width
b="Blue"
m=33 #Fill shade, integer 0-100
g60="Grey60"
spx=30 #Start X
spy=30 #Start Y
a4w=595 #Width A4 getPageSize ?
a4d=842 #depth A4 getPageSize ?
#Draw the lines
d = createLine(spx-a/2,spy,a4w-30+a/2,spy) #Top
setLineColor(g60, d)
setLineWidth(a, d)
e = createLine(spx,spy,spx,a4d-27) #LH vertical
setLineWidth(a, e)
setLineColor(g60, e)
f = createLine(a4w-30,spy,a4w-30,a4d-27) #RH vertical
setLineWidth(a, f)
setLineColor(g60, f)
g = createLine(spx-a/2,a4d-27,a4w-30+a/2,a4d-27)#Bottom
setLineWidth(a, g)
setLineColor(g60, g)
#Draw the "holes"
for i in range(0,int(770/10)):
l = createRect(spx+5,spy+10+10*i,10,5)
setFillShade(m,l)
setLineColor(g60,l)
for i in range(0,int(770/10)):
k = createRect(a4w-45,spy+10+10*i,10,5)
setFillShade(m,k)
setLineColor(g60,k)
saveDocAs("Fancy_border.sla") #Make sure this is writable