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- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/Cargo.toml +53 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/LICENSE +201 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/NOTICE +2 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/PKG-INFO +346 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/README.md +311 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md +9 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/Cargo.lock +1096 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/Cargo.toml +7 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/python-common/Cargo.toml +13 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/python-common/src/lib.rs +26 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/python-pptx/Cargo.toml +20 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/python-pptx/LICENSE +201 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/python-pptx/NOTICE +2 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/python-pptx/README.md +311 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/python-pptx/THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md +9 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/python-pptx/package.json +8 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/python-pptx/src/lib.rs +1633 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/python-pptx/tests/conftest.py +31 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/bindings/python-pptx/tests/test_presentation.py +805 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/betteroffice-pptx/Cargo.toml +17 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/betteroffice-pptx/README.md +58 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/betteroffice-pptx/src/error.rs +47 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/betteroffice-pptx/src/lib.rs +16 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/betteroffice-pptx/src/presentation.rs +315 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/betteroffice-pptx/src/types.rs +21 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/betteroffice-pptx/tests/facade.rs +110 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-drawingml/Cargo.toml +23 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-drawingml/README.md +14 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-drawingml/src/chart/geometry.rs +5405 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-drawingml/src/chart/mod.rs +13 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-drawingml/src/chart/model.rs +254 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-drawingml/src/chart/parse.rs +1408 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-drawingml/src/color.rs +295 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-drawingml/src/geometry.rs +563 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-drawingml/src/lib.rs +15 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-drawingml/src/picture.rs +85 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-drawingml/src/shape.rs +133 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-drawingml/src/theme.rs +254 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-opc/Cargo.toml +29 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-opc/README.md +27 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-opc/src/lib.rs +266 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-opc/src/sanitize.rs +640 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/Cargo.toml +24 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/README.md +30 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/bidi.rs +101 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/font_store.rs +469 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/lib.rs +59 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/line_break.rs +69 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/measure/floats.rs +138 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/measure/input.rs +536 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/measure/line_filler.rs +1082 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/measure/list_marker.rs +120 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/measure/mod.rs +578 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/measure/prepare.rs +1024 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/measure/tabs.rs +161 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/outline.rs +309 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/shape.rs +214 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/src/word_metrics.rs +370 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/tests/docx_text.rs +878 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/tests/fixtures/line-spacing-baseline.docx +0 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/tests/fonts/LICENSE-OFL.txt +102 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/tests/fonts/LiberationSans-Regular.ttf +0 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/ooxml-text/tests/measure.rs +2107 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/Cargo.toml +33 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/README.md +20 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/src/deck.rs +1280 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/src/lib.rs +344 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/src/model.rs +315 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/src/save.rs +436 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/src/story.rs +561 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/src/undo.rs +84 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/src/wasm.rs +554 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/tests/convergence.rs +358 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/tests/fixtures/deck-schema-v1.update.bin +0 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/tests/save.rs +465 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/tests/schema_migration.rs +179 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/tests/shape_ops.rs +330 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-edit/tests/write_fidelity.rs +623 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/Cargo.toml +22 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/README.md +17 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/src/chart.rs +217 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/src/drawing.rs +1173 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/src/error.rs +23 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/src/lib.rs +21 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/src/model.rs +355 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/src/package.rs +775 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/src/relationships.rs +142 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/src/theme.rs +114 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/src/write.rs +1851 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/src/xml.rs +566 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-parse/tests/fixtures/chart-deck.pptx +0 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-render/Cargo.toml +24 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-render/README.md +15 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-render/src/chart.rs +778 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-render/src/display_list.rs +299 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-render/src/layout.rs +2557 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/crates/pptx-render/src/lib.rs +501 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/pyproject.toml +58 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/python/betteroffice_pptx/__init__.py +453 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/python/betteroffice_pptx/_betteroffice_pptx.pyi +384 -0
- betteroffice_pptx-0.0.1/python/betteroffice_pptx/py.typed +0 -0
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