Turn off print statements in utils.py #2345
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You can exclude annotations and / or links from being copied alongside their pages: doc.insert_pdf(src, from_page=f, to_page=t, annots=False, links=False)Then copying these objects will be suppressed and no messages will be issued. The default is copying these object types. |
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Again thinking about it: |
Previously we displayed error messages (Python `print()`) if a link could not be replicated on the target page within method `doc.insert_pdf()`. As the method has no way to provide more information on the problem's cause, and hence cannot provide information on how to fix the problems, the messages make no sense and will be omitted.
Previously we displayed error messages (Python `print()`) if a link could not be replicated on the target page within method `doc.insert_pdf()`. As the method has no way to provide more information on the problem's cause, and hence cannot provide information on how to fix the problems, the messages make no sense and will be omitted.
Previously we displayed error messages (Python `print()`) if a link could not be replicated on the target page within method `doc.insert_pdf()`. As the method has no way to provide more information on the problem's cause, and hence cannot provide information on how to fix the problems, the messages make no sense and will be omitted.
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Fixed in PyMuPDF-1.22.1. |
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How do we debug this? agree with @JorjMcKie |
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I cant suppress the logging with or without the |
…intentionally reverted. Previously we displayed error messages (Python `print()`) if a link could not be replicated on the target page within method `doc.insert_pdf()`. As the method has no way to provide more information on the problem's cause, and hence cannot provide information on how to fix the problems, the messages make no sense and will be omitted.
…onally reverted. Previously we displayed error messages (Python `print()`) if a link could not be replicated on the target page within method `doc.insert_pdf()`. As the method has no way to provide more information on the problem's cause, and hence cannot provide information on how to fix the problems, the messages make no sense and will be omitted.
…intentionally reverted. Previously we displayed error messages (Python `print()`) if a link could not be replicated on the target page within method `doc.insert_pdf()`. As the method has no way to provide more information on the problem's cause, and hence cannot provide information on how to fix the problems, the messages make no sense and will be omitted.
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When I run the insert_pdf() method on a pdf, I sometimes get hundreds of print statements like these:
print("cannot create /Annot for kind: " + str(l["kind"]))
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I want to be able to turn them off, so that my terminal is not overloaded.
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Maybe logging could be used instead of print statements
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