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PECL extension to Haru PDF functions
The PECL-haru extension provides bindings to the
libHaru library. libHaru is a free, cross platform,
and Open Source library for generating PDF files.
PECL extension to create PDF on the fly
This extension wraps the PDFlib programming library
for processing PDF on the fly, created by Thomas Merz.
100% Java PDF renderer and viewer
The PDF Renderer is an open source, all Java library which renders
PDF documents to the screen using Java2D.
Some features:
* view PDFs in your own app
* print-preview before exporting PDF files
* render PDFs to PNGs in a server-side web application
* view PDFs in a 3D scene
* draw on top of PDFs and annotate them in a networked viewer
Pure Tcl library to generate PDF files
This package provides a container class for generating pdf documents
directly from Tcl scripts. It's self-contained and requires only the
snit package from tcllib.
PEAR class to generate PDFs
PDF generation using only PHP, without requiring any external libraries.
Convert PFB files to the PFA format
Convert PFB files to the PFA format.
Band-oriented PDF report generation from database query
PollyReports.py provides a set of classes for database report writing.
It assumes that you are using Reportlab to do PDF generation, but can
work with any "canvas-like" object as desired.
CUPS bindings for Python
CUPS bindings for Python
Generates a static plist for a port
Genplist automatically creates a static plist for a port by installing it
into a temporary directory, and then examining the directory tree. The
process is based on the instructions for plist generation in the
FreeBSD Porter's Handbook.
Generate a pkg-plist for a port
Make a pkg-plist for a FreeBSD port. Try to be as "automatic" as possible.
That's all it does ;-)
Basic usage
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1. Build your port to the staging directory: `make stage`.
2. Run this from your port's directory (or set `-p`).
Alternatively, you can install your ports to a "fake" prefix, this is the "old"
from before staging support, but it has the added advantage that you've tested
whether your port works when installing to a different prefix.
1. Build & install your port with a different `PREFIX`: `make install
PREFIX=/var/tmp/ptest`.
2. Run this from your port's directory with `-x` set to `PREFIX`.