Bookrest: it was meant to be a stylesheet editor.
In my original post about it I was referring to Bookrest as a stylesheet editor for rst2pdf, because that's what I wanted, a way to test style changes and see what they did.
Of course, one thing lead to another and it's starting to look more like a word processor than anything else, but ... well, how about a stylesheet editor?
Sure, you can use the "Style" tab, and edit at will, but that's not exactly fun for everyone.
So, let's work on one. Here's the video of the current status:
Of course, this is about 1/20th of the stylesheet editor, but at least the dialog is there, and most of the remaining work is wiring dialogs, which is quick using designer.
Muy bueno.
Uso poco rst. Pero algo que encontré complicado es crear tablas:
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Estaría bueno, para tu rest suite, una gui tipo planilla de cálculo en la cula llenar celdas con texto, seleccionar un rectangulo y que te genere el código rst correspondiente. Se entendió?
Saludos!
Sí, se entendió, después del editor de estilos viene eso :-)
Excelente Roberto. Video tras video la cosa se ve mucho mejor. Le veo mucho futuro :)