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@akaszynski yeah I found it via PyMAPDL. Would be nice if someone with a ready to go workflow would add a fix.
I use windows - basically you need Microsoft Office. Comptype module is used to communicate with it. Not sure if there is a linux alternative.
1.) I don't think it saves a lot of space to remove unpopulated shapes. As I create my pptx-files completly inside a script, its already reproducible and easy to copy...
That would be great. For me its the main reason to look for a piecewise regression package. I have two large datasets, and I want to use one dataset to...
https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!msg/python-pptx/UTkdemIZICw/bAKOVAmkAwAJ
@mikerife you are right, pyvista might not be the best solution for a 2D plot. On the other hand, using e.g. matplotlib would bring an additional dependency, which might also...
Imho that would be a huge improvement. I'm not sure how much is covered via #1299, but one major issue forcing me again and again to go back to PyMAPDL...
First draft of scraping data from html docu-files. - [Class to read in data and generate class](https://github.com/natter1/playground/blob/master/real_constant_reader.py) - [example result for conta172](https://github.com/natter1/playground/blob/master/conta172.py) This creates a `class Conta172` with all real...
> I'm imagining that the actual XML source will be easier to work with since tables from HTML are a nightmare For the real constants, the tables are not so...