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49 changes: 49 additions & 0 deletions Watermark/draft.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python

'''
A script to place a light grey watermark 'DRAFT' on a new layer.
Requires an existing document, but can be modified to
create a new document if it does not exist

uses (See the API in Help->Scribus Manual->For Developers->Scripter API;
haveDoc
createLayer
getActiveLayer
setActiveLayer
createText
setUnit
setText
setTextColor
setFontSize
rotateObject
Tested on 1.4.3 and A2, A4, A5, Letter.
'''

from scribus import *

# Could be expanded to include localization here
draft = "DRAFT"
#draft = "ENTWURF"
#draft = "BROUILLON"

L = len(draft) # The length of the word
# will determine the font size
defineColor("gray", 11, 11, 11, 11) # Set your own color here

if haveDoc():
u = getUnit() # Get the units of the document
al = getActiveLayer() # Identify the working layer
setUnit(UNIT_MILLIMETERS) # Set the document units to mm,
(w,h) = getPageSize() # needed to set the text box size

createLayer("c")
setActiveLayer("c")

T = createText(w/6, 6*h/10 , h, w/2) # Create the text box
setText(draft, T) # Insert the text
setTextColor("gray", T) # Set the color of the text
setFontSize((w/210)*(180 - 10*L), T) # Set the font size according to length and width

rotateObject(45, T) # Turn it round antclockwise 45 degrees
setUnit(u) # return to original document units
setActiveLayer(al) # return to the original active layer