- Update to 2.8.2
* Added
- new optional parameter `border` for table cells: users can define
specific borders (left, right, top, bottom) for individual cells
- `FPDF.write_html()`: now parses `<title>` tags to set the document title.
By default, it is added as PDF metadata, but not rendered in the document
body. However, this can be enabled by passing `render_title_tag=True` to
`FPDF.write_html()`.
- support for LZWDecode compression
- Python 3.13 is now officially supported
- support for page labels and created a reference table of contents implementation
- documentation on how to: render spreadsheets as PDF tables
- support for passing `Align` values (along with string values like `'C'`,
`'L'`, `'R'`) in `l_margin` of `TextStyle` to horizontally align text
* Fixed
- support for `align=` in `FPDF.table()`. Due to this correction, tables are now
properly horizontally aligned on the page by default. This was always specified
in the documentation, but was not in effect until now. You can revert to have
left-aligned tables by passing `align="LEFT"` to `FPDF.table()`.
- `FPDF.set_text_shaping(False)` was broken since version 2.7.8 and is now working properly
- fixed bug where cells with `rowspan`, `colspan` > 1 and null text were not displayed properly
- `CreationDate` metadata used a wrong timezone offset for UTC
- `insert_toc_placeholder()`] did not properly set the page orientation, which
caused a bug when the last page of the document was in a different orientation
* Changed
- improved logic for handling text substitution of the total number of pages,
ensuring compatibility with text shaping
- all `AnnotationDict` properties can now be passed to `FPDF.text_annotation()`,
`FPDF.free_text_annotation()`, `FPDF.add_action()`, `FPDF.add_text_markup_annotation()`
& `FPDF.ink_annotation()`. This includes `title`, `color`, `border_width`...
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1243026
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-fpdf2?expand=0&rev=5
