Georg Mischler

> Complicated yes, because there seems to be a conflict between the default value False and a False value being an unset value. Ah I see, but then this is...

> Have you actually tried that code? No, I just tried to explain the concept. If you find other places where things are not handled correctly, then of course those...

> When a user install fpdf2 using pip (or other dependency managers like poetry), the latest compatible version of fpdf2 dependencies will be installed, so the latest (non-vulnerable) Pillow package...

I generally agree that HTML meta data should rather be added to the PDF meta data, instead of appearing visually on the page. On the other hand, a user can...

> We discussed that in a previous comments above 😅 Yes, but I don't see a real conclusion. > In order for `fpdf2` to be best predictable for our users,...

> This is my first time trying to contribute to a code of high caliber like this, please bear with me while you walk me through.I am actually getting familiarised...

An interesting concept! Although, looking at your documentation example and the test, creating a `TableBordersLayout()` seems to be quite a convoluted procedure. Having to provide several complicated lambdas in a...

The specific number of lambdas is not the point. Using query functions that the table elements can use to learn about their formatting is a useful concept. But that is...

Thanks for your input, @tfenne, that is a wonderful example to discuss the topic. Your "last resort" concept might be workable, but I'm not sure if it's really necessary. While...

Welcome to fpdf2, @stevenlis ! Your suggestion is interesting, but raises a few tricky questions: Is a specific text string really the optimal trigger? The same string might appear in...