OGL to image

Hello List,

I have written a flow charting application in wxpython for the company i work at and have now come to the stage where exporting that flowchart to and image would be very useful.

The details are as follows:
Python 2.4
wxPython 2.6.3 > or higher
OS: Windows 98/xp and linux (suse/debian)

The question i have really is where to start, i'm quite happy to figure it out but so far the beginning is not obvious to me. Any pointer in the right direction would be much appreciated ...

Gary

Hi Gary,
Download SPE (http://developer.berlios.de/projects/python, blog: http://pythonide.stani.be) and look for sm/uml.py
There you have an example how to convert ogl to *any* bitmap format or as vector drawing (eps) or to print it immediately. As far as I remember, you can run uml.py on itself provided that the parent directory of sm is in your sys.path:

>>> python uml.py

Stani

Gary Greyling wrote:

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Hello List,

I have written a flow charting application in wxpython for the company i work at and have now come to the stage where exporting that flowchart to and image would be very useful.

The details are as follows:
Python 2.4
wxPython 2.6.3 > or higher
OS: Windows 98/xp and linux (suse/debian)

The question i have really is where to start, i'm quite happy to figure it out but so far the beginning is not obvious to me. Any pointer in the right direction would be much appreciated ...

Gary

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Majic, thank you very much

Gary

Stani's Python Editor wrote:

Hi Gary,
Download SPE (http://developer.berlios.de/projects/python, blog: http://pythonide.stani.be) and look for sm/uml.py
There you have an example how to convert ogl to *any* bitmap format or as vector drawing (eps) or to print it immediately. As far as I remember, you can run uml.py on itself provided that the parent directory of sm is in your sys.path:

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