From scarte at pan.uzulu.ac.za Thu Jul 22 04:07:32 2004
From: scarte at pan.uzulu.ac.za (Sean Carte)
Date: Mon Aug 2 21:40:03 2004
Subject: [Za-pm] IDE/Editor
Message-ID: <1090487251.21417.28.camel@seanc.uznet.uz>
I've just downloaded and am having a look at Eclipse 3
with the EPIC
plug-in.
I am a long-time XEmacs user, but all that might change.
Has anybody else looked at this? Does it explode after a week's use,
taking all your files with it?
What editors/IDEs are others using?
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Sean Carte
University of Zululand
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From theunis at ixpress.co.za Wed Jul 28 09:38:27 2004
From: theunis at ixpress.co.za (Theunis de Klerk)
Date: Mon Aug 2 21:40:03 2004
Subject: [Za-pm] PDF Text Colour using PDF::API2
Message-ID: <1091025506.9313.139.camel@hercules.jbpn>
Hi Everyone,
I am busing using the perl module PDF::API2 to generate pdf's.
Generating the PDF's is fine except for one thing; when I try and set
the text to be a certain colour the text stays black.
According to the examples and the documentation (which is realy bad) all
you need to do is pass it a value for the specific colour like so :
$text->text_center( "This colour is red",-color=>["red"],-underline=>1 )
;
But this doesn't work. Has anybody used this before and can possibly
shed some light on it?
Cheers
Theunis De Klerk
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