[Scribus] Python scripting: request for a printed introduction/feature

[Thomas R. Koll]

On Wed, Jun 08, 2005 at 04:18:28AM +0200, Christoph Sch?fer wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> this is a post covering two issues for which I apologise, but they are 
> closely related.
> 
> 1. I want to use a part of the summer holidays to learn Python, because 
> from what I read on the Wiki, the scripting features of scribus are 
> *very* interesting. Unfortunately, most German introductions to Python 
> are out of print at the moment. Are there any German members who can 
> recommend a good introduction to Python still available (No web 
> ressources, please. Old fashioned as I am, I need a book!)

The O'Reilly one is excellent. If you have problem with a script, or
no idea at all you can post your request here and we'll find a solution.


> BTW, (this would be item # 3), having an option "book style - 
> recommended for multi-page documents" at document setup would be a 
> wonderful feature. In case there isn't a similar request already, I'll 
> file a bug report.

I suggest that you read the dialogue more careful and use the
option "Doppelsieten".

ciao, tom
PS: Banging you head against the wall won't help.

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