What if we didn't want all the distances to be the same? Look at this modification of the distance value.Dialog(), and subsequent lines:ĭistances = scribus.valueDialog("Text Distance", 'Enter your text distances,\n white space in between.\nLeft Right Top Bottom', '10 10 10 10') tTextDistances(distanceleft,distanceright,distancetop,distancebottom,textbox) Try again.", scribus.ICON_WARNING, scribus.BUTTON_OK) "You have more than one object selected.\nPlease select one text frame and try again.",ĭistance = scribus.valueDialog("Text Distance", 'Enter your text distance', '10') "There is no object selected.\nPlease select a text frame and try again.", ssageBox('Scribus - Script Error', "No document open", scribus.ICON_WARNING, scribus.BUTTON_OK) Print ("the Python interpreter embedded in Scribus. Print ("Unable to import the 'scribus' module. Sets the text distances of the selected text frameĪ dialog asks for the amount of text distance.
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