The following is a clean-up of the code I gave above. It creates an
rst file and a pdf of the rst file using the headline name.
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c.k.simulateCommand('write-restructured-text')
_cnode = c.currentPosition()
_prochead = _cnode.headString().split()[1]
_thispath = os.path.dirname(c.fileName())+"/" +_prochead
_runstring = "rst2pdf "+ _thispath + " -o " + _thispath + ".pdf"
print _runstring
os.system(_runstring)
pid = subprocess.Popen([_pdfreader_path,_thispath+".pdf"]).pid
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On Aug 18, 10:12 pm, Vicent <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 18 Ago, 16:04, rhh <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I use the module rst2pdf (which uses reportlab) and the following
> > button script (use Toolbar Manager plugin). The last line
> > automatically opens the pdf file in a reader (variables need to be
> > set).
> > ...
>
> I use a similar approach (rst2X command + leo button) with my
> @auto-rst trees, but don't use the toolbar manager plugin, simply
> os.system() calls. Basically something like:
>
> if os.system('rst2X %s .%s %s' % (args, input, output)) == 0:
> g.es('rst2lX successful.', color='turquoise4')
> else:
> g.es('rst2X failed.', color='red')
>
> Vicent
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