Class: PDFLabelPage
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- PDFLabelPage
- Defined in:
- lib/pdf_label_page.rb
Overview
— require ‘breakpoint’
Constant Summary collapse
- @@gt =
nil
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
-
#gt ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute gt.
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#label ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute label.
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#pdf ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute pdf.
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#template ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute template.
Class Method Summary collapse
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#add_label(options = {}) ⇒ Object
add_label takes an argument hash.
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#add_many_labels(options = {}) ⇒ Object
You can add the same text to many labels this way, takes all the arguments of add_label, but must have position instead of x,y.
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#draw_boxes(write_coord = true, draw_markups = true) ⇒ Object
To facilitate aligning a printer we give a method that prints the outlines of the labels.
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#initialize(template_name, pdf_opts = {}) ⇒ PDFLabelPage
constructor
A new instance of PDFLabelPage.
- #save_as(file_name) ⇒ Object
Constructor Details
#initialize(template_name, pdf_opts = {}) ⇒ PDFLabelPage
Returns a new instance of PDFLabelPage.
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# File 'lib/pdf_label_page.rb', line 10 def initialize(template_name, pdf_opts = {}) @@gt || PDFLabelPage.load_template_set unless @template = @@gt.find_template(template_name) raise "Template not found!" end #if the template specifies the paper type, and the user didn't use it. if @template.size && !pdf_opts.has_key?(:paper) pdf_opts[:paper] = @template.size.gsub(/^.*-/,'') end #TODO figure out how to cope with multiple label types on a page @label = @template.labels["0"] #TODO figure out how to handle multiple layouts @layout = @label.layouts[0] @pdf = PDF::Writer.new(pdf_opts) @pdf.margins_pt(0, 0, 0, 0) end |
Instance Attribute Details
#gt ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute gt.
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# File 'lib/pdf_label_page.rb', line 8 def gt @gt end |
#label ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute label.
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# File 'lib/pdf_label_page.rb', line 8 def label @label end |
#pdf ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute pdf.
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# File 'lib/pdf_label_page.rb', line 8 def pdf @pdf end |
#template ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute template.
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# File 'lib/pdf_label_page.rb', line 8 def template @template end |
Class Method Details
.all_template_names ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/pdf_label_page.rb', line 32 def PDFLabelPage.all_template_names @@gt || PDFLabelPage.load_template_set @@gt.find_all_templates end |
.load_template_set(template_set_file = nil) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/pdf_label_page.rb', line 27 def PDFLabelPage.load_template_set(template_set_file=nil) template_set_file ||= File.(File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/../templates/avery-us-templates.xml") @@gt = GlabelsTemplate.load_from_file(template_set_file) end |
Instance Method Details
#add_label(options = {}) ⇒ Object
add_label takes an argument hash.
[:position] Which label slot to print. Positions are top to bottom, left to right so position 1 is the label in the top lefthand corner. Defaults to 0
[:x & :y] The (x,y) coordinates on the page to print the text. Ignored if position is specified.
[:text] What you want to print in the label. Defaults to the (x,y) of the top left corner of the label.
[:use_margin] If the label has a markupMargin, setting this argument to true will respect that margin when writing text. Defaults to true.
[:justification] Values can be :left, :right, :center, :full. Defaults to :left
[:offset_x, offset_y] If your printer doesn't want to print with out margins you can define these values to fine tune printout.
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# File 'lib/pdf_label_page.rb', line 46 def add_label( = {}) if position = [:position] label_x, label_y = position_to_x_y(position) elsif((label_x = [:x]) && (label_y = [:y])) else label_x, label_y = position_to_x_y(0) end #line wrap margin label_width = label_x + @label.width.as_pts if (use_margin = [:use_margin]).nil? use_margin = true end if use_margin @label.markupMargins.each {|margin| label_x = label_x + margin.size.as_pts label_y = label_y - margin.size.as_pts label_width = label_width - margin.size.as_pts } end if offset = [:offset_x] label_x = label_x + offset label_width = label_width + offset end if offset = [:offset_y] label_y = label_y + offset end text = [:text] || "[#{label_x / 72}, #{label_y / 72}]" arg_hash = {:justification => ([:justification] || :left), :font_size => ([:font_size] || 12)} arg_hash = arg_hash.merge :absolute_left => label_x, :absolute_right => label_width @pdf.y = label_y @pdf.text(text,arg_hash) end |
#add_many_labels(options = {}) ⇒ Object
You can add the same text to many labels this way, takes all the arguments of add_label, but must have position instead of x,y. Requires count.
[:count] - Number of labels to print
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# File 'lib/pdf_label_page.rb', line 87 def add_many_labels( = {}) if ([:x] || [:y]) && ![:position] raise "Can't use X,Y with add_many_labels, you must use position" end if ![:position] [:position] = 0 end raise "Count required" unless [:count] count = [:count] count.times do add_label() [:position] = [:position] + 1 end end |
#draw_boxes(write_coord = true, draw_markups = true) ⇒ Object
To facilitate aligning a printer we give a method that prints the outlines of the labels
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# File 'lib/pdf_label_page.rb', line 104 def draw_boxes(write_coord = true, draw_markups = true) @layout.nx.times do |x| @layout.ny.times do |y| box_x, box_y = get_x_y(x, y) @pdf.rounded_rectangle(box_x, box_y, @label.width.as_pts, @label.height.as_pts, @label.round.as_pts).stroke if write_coord text = "#{box_x / 72}, #{box_y / 72}, #{@label.width.number}, #{label.height.number}" add_label(:x => box_x, :y => box_y, :text => text) end if draw_markups @label.markupMargins.each {|margin| size = margin.size.as_pts @pdf.rounded_rectangle(box_x + size, box_y - margin.size.as_pts, @label.width.as_pts - 2*size, @label.height.as_pts - 2*size, @label.round.as_pts).stroke } @label.markupLines.each {|line| @pdf.line(box_x + line.x1.as_pts, box_y + line.y1.as_pts, box_x + line.x2.as_pts, box_y + line.y2.as_pts).stroke } =begin TODO Draw cirles @label.markupCircles.each {|cicle| @pdf. =end end end end end |
#save_as(file_name) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/pdf_label_page.rb', line 143 def save_as(file_name) @pdf.save_as(file_name) end |