[scribus] SCRIPT : Using different Fonts in the same text frame

[Victor / tokiop]

Hi Gael,

an example to set some characters' font :

frame = "TextFrame"
scribus.insertText("hello bold world", -1, frame)
scribus.selectText(6, 4, frame)
scribus.setFont("Liberation Sans Bold")


to set the current paragraph's style, and create it if it
doesn't exist :

frame = "TextFrame"
stylename = "MyParaStyle"
scribus.insertText("hello world", -1, frame)
try:
	scribus.setStyle(stylename, frame)
except scribus.NotFoundError:
	scribus.createParagraphStyle(stylename)
	scribus.setStyle(stylename, frame)


An instructive and complete example for styling via scripts :
https://wiki.scribus.net/canvas/Automatic_story_formatting

The full scripter api is available in :
Scribus > Help > Scribus Manual > For Developers > Scripter API

Have fun ! :)

Victor


On 25/02/2017 01:27, Gael Grissonnanche wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> 
>  
> 
> I was wondering if it was possible to make a script that would use different
> Fonts in the same text frame? I haven't found support on the web for it,
> besides I am wondering if createParagraphe Style has this purpose, but I
> cannot find help with that neither.
> 
>  
> 
> That you very much for yours,
> 
>  
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