Ada Böhm

I have implemented "priority" for text styles that may help with your use case. PR #82 allows to run the following code (It is draft and now runs only in...

I will look at it during the day more carefully. Did you try the branch "priority" (not the main branch)?.

Oh, this is my mistake. You need to enable `use_styles=True`. I accidently did not pasted the last line of my example: ```python b.set_style("grayout", TextStyle(color="gray", priority=1)) b.code( "c", """~grayout{#include /* Hello...

This is necessary because by default `.code` does not parse user styles (to not clash with programming language)

I was thinking about it and at least partially it can be done as follows: ```python b1 = slide.box(step="1,3,5") b1.set_style(...) b2 = b1.overlay(step="2,4") b2.set_style(...)```

Confirmed, it seems that it is a limitation in Cairo backend of Inkscape. There are posibility to overcome it by splitting text into more ```` elements, but there are problems...

> Yeah, that could be worth doing. I'm not sure how to recognize perfectly if the error is transient or if the thing just doesn't exist at all though. I'll...

Log file is created by server (workers streams to the server and it writes the data).

You can use any unicode characters directly: ```python @slides.slide() def hello(slide): slide.text("Qư QƯ qừ Qừ QỪ qử Qử") ``` Resulting slide:  I have tried this and at least on...

Hi, There are several possible options: 1) Saving results into file is relatively easy. The only problem is that you may potentially create many files. The another problem is that...