As far as I know, line wrapping in PIL has to be done automatically.
You need to use the font.getsize(text) method in ImageFont it returns
a (width, height) tuple for the given text. A little work will allow
you to write a function to split the lines at the appropriate places
(I would split the tex
My best suggestion is to convert the font you need to a format that
PIL can understand, either its own bitmap format or to a truetype
font. Font conversion utilities exist, and you would only need to do
the conversion once, and then just use the converted font. It may not
be completely elegant, but
Hi there,
I'm trying to programatically generate text onto an existing png file
as part of a very simple online tool for an NGO, and I'm looking at
using PIL to do this.
Blank badge:
http://test.stemcel.co.uk/clients/org/org-widget/blank_badge/
The copy would be pasted in goes here:
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