I hope this is a proper place to ask this:
I am successfully producing a document, but to me it seems like once I set a text attribute, it stays put. And when I add more text, the formatting remains active.
d := rtfdoc.NewDocument()
d.SetOrientation(rtfdoc.OrientationPortrait)
d.SetFormat(rtfdoc.FormatA4)
p := d.AddParagraph()
txt := p.AddText("Test:", 48, rtfdoc.FontTimesNewRoman, rtfdoc.ColorBlack)
txt.SetBold().SetUnderlining()
txt2 := p.AddText(" Blabla", 48, rtfdoc.FontTimesNewRoman, rtfdoc.ColorBlack)
txt2.SetItalic()
p.AddNewLine()
p.AddText("Even more blabla", 48, rtfdoc.FontTimesNewRoman, rtfdoc.ColorBlack)This results in everything being bold and underlined, whereas I would like (at least) the second line to be regular font weight and non-underlined. Also, starting after "Test:", everything is in italics, whereas the second line should not be.
What I get:
Test: Blabla
Even more blabla
What I'd want:
Test: Blabla
Even more blabla
(github markdown has no underlining.)
How do I achieve this?
I hope this is a proper place to ask this:
I am successfully producing a document, but to me it seems like once I set a text attribute, it stays put. And when I add more text, the formatting remains active.
This results in everything being bold and underlined, whereas I would like (at least) the second line to be regular font weight and non-underlined. Also, starting after "Test:", everything is in italics, whereas the second line should not be.
What I get:
Test: Blabla
Even more blabla
What I'd want:
Test: Blabla
Even more blabla
(github markdown has no underlining.)
How do I achieve this?