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问题 I am trying to run ".sh" file from c# core application.But it doesn't seem to be running properly.Here is my scenario. I am working on .Net core project which is hosted on Linux environment.We are trying to create "PDF" in our project for which we have used "Apache FOP". Here i have created one "shell script" file "transform.sh" which internally calls "fop" with required parameters.Since developement is being done on windows machine we tested the same usinf "batch" file i.e. "transform.bat"

问题 I am trying to run ".sh" file from c# core application.But it doesn't seem to be running properly.Here is my scenario. I am working on .Net core project which is hosted on Linux environment.We are trying to create "PDF" in our project for which we have used "Apache FOP". Here i have created one "shell script" file "transform.sh" which internally calls "fop" with required parameters.Since developement is being done on windows machine we tested the same usinf "batch" file i.e. "transform.bat"

问题 I have a requirement to print an existing PDF file from a Python script. I need to be able to specify the printer in the script. It's running on Windows XP. Any ideas what I could do? This method looks like it would work except that I cannot specify the printer: win32api.ShellExecute ( 0, "print", filename, None, ".", 0 ) 回答1: There's an underdocumented printto verb which takes the printer name as a parameter (enclosed in quotes if it contains spaces) . import tempfile import win32api import

问题 In the following code , chinese font( contained html text) doesnot display in pdf generated. I also try styles and font in this method. Please help to solve this problem. Thanks in advance to all. public static bool GeneratedPDF(string strHTMLText, string filename, string action, string rpttype) { bool blnReturn = false; string fontpath = HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/files/fonts/"); string filepath = HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/files/pdf/"); BaseFont customfont = BaseFont

问题 In this simple example with hardcoded url my Vue.js components not rendering, plain html get rendered but all places i have a component appear blank. Phantom.js should work normally with Vue.js? var webPage = require('webpage'); var page = webPage.create(); page.viewportSize = { width: 1920, height: 1080 }; page.open("-----------", function start(status) { page.render('test.jpeg', {format: 'jpeg', quality: '100'}); phantom.exit(); }); Quick vue code for who want to help and do the test. <

问题 In this simple example with hardcoded url my Vue.js components not rendering, plain html get rendered but all places i have a component appear blank. Phantom.js should work normally with Vue.js? var webPage = require('webpage'); var page = webPage.create(); page.viewportSize = { width: 1920, height: 1080 }; page.open("-----------", function start(status) { page.render('test.jpeg', {format: 'jpeg', quality: '100'}); phantom.exit(); }); Quick vue code for who want to help and do the test. <

问题 I had a text content which is converted from a pdf file. There are some unwanted character in the text and I want to convert them to utf-8 characters. For instance; 'Artificial Immune System' is converted like 'Arti fi cial Immune System'. fi is converted like a one character and I used gdex to learn the ascii value of the character but I don't know how to replace it with the real value in the all content. 回答1: I guess what you're seeing are ligatures — professional fonts have glyps that

问题 I am looking to create (as a proof-of-concept) an OCaml (preferably) program that converts PCL code to PDF format. I am not sure where to start. Is there a standardized algorithm for doing so? Is there any other advice available for accomplishing this task? Thanks! 回答1: Conversion of PCL to PDF can be incredibly complex (assuming you need it to be generic and not just for simple PCL). We've investaged this many times and in the end always revert to using other tools. We keep investigating as

问题 I've been investigating in the last few days the support of Hebrew letters in the FOP apache project for generating PDF file. I saw that there was a problem with that in the past and I didn't really understood whether it been solved or not? If there is a support, can somebody show/redirect me to simple sample giving me XSL-FO file with Hebrew letters that when using FOP the PDF is generated properly(clear and not reversed by order letters). I would really appreciate your answer. This thing is

问题 I have been struggling to download a simple pdf hosted online using restsharp. I have been playing around with the code for over an hour and all I get are null object results. The file downloads easily in POSTMAN using a GET and no content header set but still what gives? Below is the noddy sandbox test I have been experimenting around with: [TestFixture] public class Sandbox { [Test] public void Test() { var uri = "https://www.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/2018/download/2018NewMeShHeadings.pdf"; var