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Currently to write a block of text and adjust the line height one would need to do this:
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with pdf.text_columns(line_height=1.3) as text_block:
text_block.write(text=<block of text>)
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while it isnt much, it seems logical for the write() function to have the ability to manipulate the text it is writing and therefore have line height as a parameter, as such: pdf.write(text=<block of text>, line_height=1.3)
In fact it would make sense that write() have most of the parameters available in text_columns() is there a reason that they are not?
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Currently to write a block of text and adjust the line height one would need to do this:
while it isnt much, it seems logical for the write() function to have the ability to manipulate the text it is writing and therefore have line height as a parameter, as such:
pdf.write(text=<block of text>, line_height=1.3)
In fact it would make sense that write() have most of the parameters available in text_columns() is there a reason that they are not?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: