Improve use of coordinates and enable to put a dash in non-working days #17
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Change the script to use the input coordinates to find out which days are working days. The actual coordinates to write in the PS document are computed with hardcoded offsets (the original script already used some hardcoded information). By default, the script will put a dot in the signature for working days. The user can use the '--dashed' argument to put a dash in the signature of non-working days instead of the dot.
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This commit also fix the 'problem' with misaligned positions (due to PDF -> PS conversion) |
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Awesome! Thanks @brunexgeek |
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This fixes #6 |
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Change the script to use the input coordinates to find out which days are
working days. The actual coordinates to write in the PS document are
computed with hardcoded offsets (the original script already used some
hardcoded information).
By default, the script will put a dot in the signature for working days.
The user can use the '--dashed' argument to put a dash in the
signature of non-working days instead of the dot.