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Creating PDFs using Python
ReportLab has a library for generating PDFs from Python. The following example will show how a PDF can be created using this library. The PDF will contain a title and a table. The first part of the script imports a few of the reportlab objects and sets up a few variables for stuff like titles. from reportlab.platypus import * from reportlab.rl_config import defaultPageSize import reportlab.lib.colors from reportlab.lib.units import inch PAGE_HEIGHT=defaultPageSize[1] Title = "Bill"
GTD Links
These are some GTD programs for the Mac : http://bargiel.home.pl/iGTD/ http://www.omnigroup.com/applications/omnifocus/
A spreadsheet with Python functions
Resolver is a spreadsheet, running on .Net, in which you can write functions in Python. An example is : for row in workbook["Sheet1"].Rows: if (row["Gross Price"] > 25 and row is not workbook["Sheet1"].HeaderRow): row.BackColor = Color.PeachPuff This is run after a change is made to the spreadsheet. The code loops over all the rows in the first worksheet. If the “Gross Price” column is bigger than 25 and the row is not part of the header row, then the background colour of the row is set to PeachPuff.