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…Changed the README to markdown.
…nstead of open().
This required a few modifications to PdfFileWriter. (FYI: The example `fillable_form.pdf` was created in LibreOffice from the enclosed `fillable_form.odt`.)
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Closes #574 Closes #801 Co-authored-by: Craig Jones <[email protected]>
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Closes #574 Closes #801 Co-authored-by: Craig Jones <[email protected]>
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Closes py-pdf#574 Closes py-pdf#801 Co-authored-by: Craig Jones <[email protected]>
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The big-ticket item in this PR is that I got PyPDF2 to correctly fill in the text fields of a PDF form and make them visible for printing. This required a few modifications to PdfFileWriter. (See the comments for where I gave credit to the dude on Stackoverflow with the solution.)
fillable_form.pdfwas created in LibreOffice from the enclosedfillable_form.odt.)NOTE: In the new Sample_Code/fillable_fields.py, I couldn't get it to repeat, generating a second filled-in PDF with different data. Someone with more knowledge of the internals needs to see the FIXME comment I added at the end.