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Feature request: position to start #5

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dadoprom opened this issue May 18, 2016 · 4 comments
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Feature request: position to start #5

dadoprom opened this issue May 18, 2016 · 4 comments

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@dadoprom
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Now one last thing I would need. It often happens that you have a label sheet of paper where not all the labels were printed. Some are left empty.

So is it possible to implement this:

Generate svg labels: position to start on row 2 column 2. But only for the first page. This would be optional feature, I mean if you have new sheet of labels (no missing labels) you do not have to specify the start position, it would generate the whole page or better said as many labels as requested. Something like this. See a attached example svg file. I hope you understand my english :D

example-svg.zip

@ducky64
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ducky64 commented May 19, 2016

Implemented and documented (see updated usage section in readme)!

@dadoprom
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The start position is not working as expected.

This is what is expected after this command:
python3 ../labelmaker.py kp-lepky-A4.svg univerzalna.csv output/univ2.svg --start_row=2 --start_col=2
univ-expected.zip

This is the output generated by the app after the above command:
univ-output.zip

@ducky64
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ducky64 commented May 20, 2016

Now updated to specify label incrementing direction (--dir) as a command-line parameter rather than a template configuration. I think you will get the expected behavior with --start_row=2 --start_col=0 --dir=row

@dadoprom
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looking good, tested... if something I will report :) thank you, good work!

@ducky64 ducky64 closed this as completed May 20, 2016
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