Robin Wilson

@RichardScottOZ Oh wow, I can't believe I was that silly. Yes, the y co-ordinates are different and the x co-ordinates are the same, which makes perfect sense. I still can't...

I'm glad this issue is leading to some interesting discussions here - thank you everyone. After realising that the co-ordinates were properly available in the batches, I've managed to stitch...

Looking at their site, it seems like there is an API you can use (see https://publons.com/api/v2/ and specifically https://publons.com/api/v2/review/post/), but you have to be a 'partner' first (see https://publons.com/partner/info/). The...

Thanks, that's solved the problem :) I'll see if I can find an appropriate place to put this in the docs and do a PR.

I'm trying to use this on Windows too, and finding that it doesn't work. I'm a fairly experienced Python and geospatial developer, and happy to do some work to try...

From what I can see from looking at that bit of code, and playing with the library, it seems that code only deals with a map that is in a...

Sorry for the massive delay in dealing with this, and thanks for adding the tests. I've merged now, and I'll aim to get a new release out shortly.

I'm interested in doing the exact same thing as @AlexMooney. @scanny: you said that it was difficult to implement in the general case, as there may be complicated linkages between...

I don't know of it being implemented in python-pptx, but I have a pretty-awful implementation that _works for my use case_ - but I should warn you that it may...

Ah yes, I've never tried it with slides containing tables, so it probably doesn't work properly for those. I'm afraid I haven't got time to investigate the problem with tables,...