[odf-devel] Experience report

[Søren Roug]

I hadn't actually thought much about convenience methods. I'm focussing on getting it to follow the ODF spec more closely. It would definitely make sense to add methods to quickly generate master-pages for ODP, ODT and ODG in several standard formats such as Letter (common in America), A5, A4 etc.

If you wish to contribute, get in touch with me.

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|| Hi all,
|| I'm using odfpy for a few months, in order to generate nice 
|| data reports with 
|| color clues and other formatting hint which makes .ods the 
|| ideal file format. 
|| As a python programer, odfpy is a great lib, and quite 
|| feature-full at 
|| low-level, which is especially enjoyable.
|| Yet in order to be even more popular, it would be nice to 
|| add more easy to use 
|| convenience high-level API, like 
|| odf.ooostyles.addOOoStandardStyles do.
|| Thanks for the developers of this great library
|| 
|| -- Benjamin