I am using Snakemake version 5.1 ' --report' option to generate an html file.
The rules section is expected to show the code for each rule. This can be linked to the result file as well.
However, when I click on any rule in my report, it fails to show the source code.
But the actual example report Snakemake report shows the code for individual rules.
How do I link the code to the rule here?
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The code is displayed in the report since version 5.5.4. Update your SnakeMake and then it should work.
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I have a problem with making the batch plotting files in the autoCAD.
The similar query is here, but it solves an issue within 1 file only.
Convert dwg file to pdf
In turn, the main tutorial doesn't explain it enough.
https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/learn-explore/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/How-to-publish-multiple-drawings-into-PDF-in-AutoCAD.html
I have the problem with creating the batch list itself.
My problem looks like this.
I have got a command "Layout not initialized", as per below:
As a result I have got nothing.
Is anyone able to help?
One of the solutions is running the command PAGESETUP and setting the page layout for each document, as follows:
https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/layout-not-initialized-when-publish.html
I was given some really old but very useful hand-written notes recently and in a bid to preserve them, I had them scanned into a file in the PDF format. What I have is a 35 page PDF but I want to add a contents page at the beginning so that I can use the first page to click my way to a specific topic.
More precisely,
I want a page which says
Topic 1
Topic 2
Topic 3
...
Each one should be linked to a page of my choosing.
I've explored a lot of standard tools out there to help me with this, like LibreOffice, pdftk etc. but the solution does not appear to be in the form of a simple application and a few clicks. My hunch is that this will require a program written in a suitable language. The way I'd want this program to work as follows:
ProgramName Input.pdf CustomTOC.txt
Where CustomTOC.txt could be a simple ASCII table containing two columns, one column being the title and the second column being the page number. The output of this program will be another PDF file which contains one page appended at the beginning of Input.pdf containing a table of contents with hyperlinks to the right pages.
I have managed to solve this problem though I don't think this is the best way to do it. I have written a Python program that accepts two mandatory inputs - the input PDF file and '|' separated ASCII table containing columns and page numbers. A third optional output can be the name of a PDF file which contains the output. If this is not provided then the original input file is rewritten.
How the code works? Uses a system call to 'pdftk' for bursting the PDF file into its constituent pages. Writes a .tex file which contains a \listoffigures command for the first page with the package hyperref ensuring it links to the figures. The later part of the .tex code contains several figure insertion statements where the PDF file corresponding to each page is inserted, providing captions only to those PDFs for which there is an entry in the provided TOC table.
Why the code is not ideal? It relies on too many dependencies. It relies on a system call to the pdftk package, it requires that LaTeX be also installed on the machine with the graphics package. In the current version of the code, the PDFs on each page do have some offset which I am trying to solve using geometry package with custom margin settings. I will try to post the code once this problem is solved.
A more ideal solution. That which does not require LaTeX and can use some PDF library within Python to achieve the same effect. Comments and suggestions welcome!
I'm using ActiveReports 7 PRO and cannot get the reports to print correctly. It sends the document to the printer however it's all blank. I'm needing to print a bunch of reports in a loop so I'm looking to do this all programmatically. Here's the code I'm currently using after the DataSource is set, etc:
rptPT.Run(True)
rptPT.Document.Printer.Print()
I can't seem to load it into a viewer in the loop and print it that way (nor do I want to) because it tells me that the report has not been loaded fully. Like I said, it prints, however it's just a blank page with nothing on it. Also: if I export it to a PDF everything is fine in the PDF document.
Thanks!
Please refer to the following forum post wherein similar issue has been discussed and resolved :
http://our.componentone.com/groups/topic/printing-blank-pages-2/
See if this helps.
Regards,
Mohita
We have a WPF application which can perform either a report preview or a report print.
Both requests use the same code.
Call the report service which gets the report from Microsoft Report Services.
Convert the report into the desired format (in this case PDF).
Then return the report as a byte array.
The result is then written to a temporary file as a binary stream, and either popped into a window to preview or start a Process to print.
In both cases the temporary file is passed.
Print Preview works flawlessly! But Print Report will print with all occurances of 'ti' disappearing. I see there is a printer escape sequence of ESC t NUL/SOH and I assume that if, for some reason, an escape character gets into that stream that ti will result in an ignored print sequence. Thus the missing characters.
My first question is if anyone has ever experienced this with generated PDF reports?
My second question (obviously) is if anyone knows of a utility I can use to view the binary data in the file being printed, to see what is in the file just before every 'ti' sequence?
After a great deal of searching I came across a post on the Adobe forum that states that version 8 had a bug where it was not printing character combinations. Once I dug deeper it seems that it has returned and the suggested workaround fixed our issue.
Workaround: Do a print as image.
Adobe seems to be unable to do the most basic of what their software must do, print the exact content!
Answer for your second question:
First, do one of the following two things:
Set the Windows print spooler properties to not delete printed jobs.
Pause the target print queue.
Then, grab the spool file from the Windows printspool directory (which location that is you can find out by looking at the (right-click) 'Properties...' dialog of the 'Printers and Faxes' folder).
I realize this is an old post but I wanted to add some updated info from the above comment stating that it's a problem with Acrobat 8. We are using Acrobat 10.1.6 and still have the same problem. From what I've read, it's a problem with the adobe product itself. The only real fix I've seen (actually work around) is to print as an image. LAME
Surprisingly this bug is still there in 2021. Adobe cannot be relied upon printing documents properly. This takes away all the allure of features it had if it cannot do the most basic stuff it is required for.
Printing as image reduces the quality and blur the document.
Simply open the document with Safari or Chrome and print from there. E
I had a similar problem while printing directly from the firefox (acrobat reader within). I downloaded the file and then printed. The problem was solved.
I have a msbuild script that includes creation of a few PDF's using PDF creator. It's the Convert2PDF.vbs that's being used, converting doc's to PDF's, and a while ago it stopped working and none seemed to take the time to fix it. So I looked into it and by debugging the script I found that it was in fact a document for which Word presented a dialog with information about contents being larger than the margins. This halted the entire thing since none could press this dialog during the auto-build.
So what I wonder is if there is a way to tell the PDF Creator script, via cmd line arguments or by altering the script, to suppress these kinds of warnings and just continue with conversion?
I solved this by creating a script in word that suppressed warnings if the given document resided within the build folder specified.