Georg Mischler
Georg Mischler
That's an interesting observation. The reason seems to be that setting `pdf.font_style` does not change `pdf.current_font`. And once we know that, it doesn't surprise that the same effect can be...
Thanks for reporting this, and welcome to fpdf2, @socrateslee ! That's quite an interesting bug you found there. We should probably disable automatic page breaks while actually processing a page...
pdf.font_style = "B" and pdf.emphasis = "BOLD" should behave the same way as pdf.set_font(style="B")
At the moment, I think that proposed solution would result in infinite recursion. We'd have to move the part of `set_font()` that sets `self.current_font` into an internal method `_set_font()` to...
Thanks for reporting this, @JoseMezaMendieta , and welcome to fpdf2! The equivalence to the escape backslash in Python is obviously not identical, as in our case it is supposed to...
Or could we interest you in submitting a PR, @JoseMezaMendieta ?
The multiline text in the templates is just a wrapper around `multi_cell()`, where `h = y2 - y1`. It is important to remember that this is the height of one...
Thanks for reporting this, @nocalla ! As you can see in #1200, the table code is currently under a fundamental overhaul. I don't know if there is a quick fix...
> Regarding the input, I don't really know how what the best entry point / fuzzing target would be... > Should it be a single program? > Maybe one of...
**Necessary breaking changes:** Just a heads-up for @Lucas-C and @andersonhc and anyone else interested: Converting table cells to text regions will make tables a lot more flexible and useful: *...
@timo-a, I suspect what the reviewer really meant, is that the "Auto adjust notices" feature doesn't work anymore since the rewrite. So after making sure the option is selected in...