Has anyone written any code to generate RTF files for use (eventually) with MS-Word?

I've got an existing Perl (ick!) script that builds an HTML document
with a repeating set of data items.. I need to apply particular styles
to some lines within these repeating sequences and I might be able
to do that w/ GST but thought I'd ask first..  Of course I could also
see if an equivalent library exists for Perl but where's the fun in
that!

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On Sat, Jun 12, 2010 at 03:24, Rick Flower <[hidden email]> wrote:
> I've got an existing Perl (ick!) script that builds an HTML document
> with a repeating set of data items.. I need to apply particular styles
> to some lines within these repeating sequences and I might be able
> to do that w/ GST but thought I'd ask first..  Of course I could also
> see if an equivalent library exists for Perl but where's the fun in
> that!

For HTML you can use Seaside or Iliad.  It shouldn't be hard to use
the classes as a stream, though that is really a question for the
implementors of the framework... Seb and Nico, any ideas?

Paolo

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Le samedi 12 juin 2010 à 10:25 +0200, Paolo Bonzini a écrit : Sure, to build HTML you can use Iliad elements. In Iliad each element
represent an html tag. They can also be directly printed on a stream. I
guess it's also true for Seaside and their canvas.

Nico

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