Just like we defined a Writer template it is just as easy to define aĬalc/Impress template. Here is the example of the for loop.Īnd thus here is our invoice, generated through relatorio: One step further: OpenOffice Calc and OpenOffice Impress templates ¶ You can use whatever text you wantĪs the link text, but we find it way more explicit to display the Genshi code ‘Insert > Hyperlink’) and encode as the target the Genshi expression to use. To iterate over a list you must use an hyperlink (created through Thus you can use most of the goodies provided by Genshi. In fact, all reports using relatorio are subclasses of Text Placeholder containing o.customer.name. So you can access the data of the invoice with a Notice that the dictionary passed to generate is used to bind names to make This report will be created and rendered with the following three line of code:įrom import Template basic = Template ( source = '', filepath = 'basic.odt' ) file ( 'bonham_basic.odt', 'wb' ).

Let’s start with the simple template defined in basic.odt. total * 0.21 inv = Invoice ( customer =, ], id = 'MZY-20080703', status = 'late', bottle = ( open ( join ( dirname ( _file_ ), 'bouteille.png' ), 'rb' ), 'image/png' )) Create a simple OpenOffice Writer template ¶ From os.path import dirname, join class Invoice ( dict ): def total ( self ): return sum ( l for l in self ) def vat ( self ): return self.

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