PostScript::File is a class that writes PostScript files following Adobe's Document Structuring Conventions (DSC). You should be familiar with the DSC if you're using this class directly; consult the *PostScript Language Document Structuring Conventi...

PostScript::Simple allows you to have a simple method of writing PostScript files from Perl. It has graphics primitives that allow lines, curves, circles, polygons and boxes to be drawn. Text can be added to the page using standard PostScript fonts. ...

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PostScript::Report helps you generate nicely formatted reports using PostScript. You do not need any knowledge of PostScript to use this package (unless you want to create new Component types). You probably won't create a PostScript::Report object di...

By itself alone, this role does nothing useful. Use one of the classes residing under this namespace: PostScript::Barcode::azteccode PostScript::Barcode::datamatrix PostScript::Barcode::qrcode...

Creates a PostScript document with a user-defined header and footer, then attempts to squeeze the data into as many columns as possible....

PostScript::Convert uses Ghostscript to convert PostScript or PDF to other formats. You will need to have Ghostscript installed. It exports a single function: psconvert psconvert($input, [$output_filename], [options...]) This takes the PostScript cod...

PostScript::Calendar generates printable calendars using PostScript. PostScript::Calendar uses Date::Calc's *_to_Text functions, so you can change the language used by calling Date::Calc's "Language" function before creating your calendar. Years must...

The PostScript::TextBlock module implements four methods: new() - Create a New PostScript::TextBlock object This method instantiates a new object of class PostScript::TextBlock. addText( text=>$text, [ font=>$font ], [ size=>$size ], [ leading=>$lead...

This package allows Unix font resource files, so called '".upr"' files, to be read and parsed....

Why this module? I sometimes have to print a sheet of labels, each label bearing the same design, for example to label jars of marmelade. I tried to do this with OpenOffice.org writer, in a table. But I had to manually copy and paste the design of th...

PostScript::ScheduleGrid generates a printable schedule in a grid format commonly used for TV listings. (If you are considering using it for actual TV listings, you should look at PostScript::ScheduleGrid::XMLTV, which creates a PostScript::ScheduleG...

PostScript::Simple::EPS allows you to add EPS files into PostScript::Simple objects. Included EPS files can be scaled and rotated, and placed anywhere inside a PostScript::Simple page. Remember when using translate/scale/rotate that you will normally...

PostScript::Report::Font represents a font in a PostScript::Report. You won't deal directly with Font objects unless you are writing your own Components. You construct a Font object by calling the report's "get_font" in PostScript::Report method....

This Container draws its children in a vertical column. There is no space between children. If the children are of different widths, they are all left aligned....

This Container draws its children in a horizontal row. There is no space between children. If the children are of different heights, their tops are aligned....

This module is designed as a supporting part of the PostScript::Graph suite. For top level modules that output something useful, see PostScript::Graph::Bar PostScript::Graph::Stock PostScript::Graph::XY An area of graph paper is created on a postscri...

This Component is a simple text field. Note: While you may use a Field as a label by giving it a constant value, it always uses "font" to draw the text, not "label_font"....

These are the custom types used by PostScript::Report....