It was my first try with pyfpdf library, (great job of Mariano Reingart,
thank you so much).
In my first tests generating a PDF from html, the H1 tag displayed in red
color. As far as I could see in pyfpdf there was no way to change the
default style for H1. Then I resorted to the <font color...> tag, but using
it, I had the following error:
<type 'exceptions.NameError'> global name 'color' is not defined
File "applications/FyEPrototipo/modules/fpdf/html.py", line 220, in
handle_starttag
self.set_text_color(*color)
NameError: global name 'color' is not defined
Digging into html.py code, I found that error justified. Actually, that line
should be:
self.set_text_color(*self.color) (line 220 in html.py)
and the next one, should be supressed:
* self.color = color (line 221 in html.py)*
I had a hard time trying to figure out how to get changes in a module
recognized by web2py because I needed to learn some lessons about code
caching in web2py, a great idea, by the way.
Best regards.
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