Re: [web2py] Fpdf error with python 2.6 and web2py 2.2.1

Yes, re.sub(..., flags=) is a parameter since python 2.7 For older python, flags can be embeded, re.DOTALL becomes '(?s)': color += re.sub('(.).',lambda m: m.group(1),line, flags=re.DOTALL) could be replaced by: color += re.sub('(?s)(.).',lambda m: m.group(1),line) If this works, fpdf.py could

Re: [web2py] Fpdf error with python 2.6 and web2py 2.2.1

uhm, seemed a different problem: according to http://docs.python.org/2/library/re.html the "flags" parameter was added only in python 2.7 On Thursday, November 29, 2012 2:55:48 PM UTC+1, carlo wrote: > > Found: it seems a problem with 32 bit png files. When converted to 24 bit, > pdf rendering

Re: [web2py] Fpdf error with python 2.6 and web2py 2.2.1

Found: it seems a problem with 32 bit png files. When converted to 24 bit, pdf rendering was ok. Thank you. Il giorno giovedì 29 novembre 2012 13:45:08 UTC+1, José Luis Redrejo Rodríguez ha scritto: > > Hi Carlo > I'm using fpdf without any problem, so I guess the reason is in some of > the dat

Re: [web2py] Fpdf error with python 2.6 and web2py 2.2.1

Thank you José, this is strange because with 1.9.4 I have no problem. This is the core part of the function: in the html view I have a link to generate the pdf. ## Before I create a table for html rendering if request.extension=="pdf": import os from gluon.contrib.pyfpdf import FP

Re: [web2py] Fpdf error with python 2.6 and web2py 2.2.1

Hi Carlo I'm using fpdf without any problem, so I guess the reason is in some of the data you're passing to fpdf. The code of the controller would be needed to can lend you a hand. Regards 2012/11/29 carlo > No error with web2py 1.9.4. > > With 2.2.1 I got this with Python 2.5 and Python 2.6 >

[web2py] Fpdf error with python 2.6 and web2py 2.2.1

No error with web2py 1.9.4. With 2.2.1 I got this with Python 2.5 and Python 2.6 Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Python25\web2py\gluon\restricted.py", line 212, in restricted exec ccode in environment File "C:/Python25/web2py/applications/Hcontrol/controllers/default.py"