Kudos on a great project. This is one thing I've sorely missed in python - the ability to create track changed word docs.
However, using the python wrapper like so:
output = wrapper.run_redlines('AuthorTag', '/path/to/original.docx', '/path/to/modified.docx')
throws an error saying wrapper has no run_redlines method.
Running the redlines.exe in the bin folder using subprocess works just fine, so right now I'm utilizing that, but would be nice to use the python wrapper.
Kudos on a great project. This is one thing I've sorely missed in python - the ability to create track changed word docs.
However, using the python wrapper like so:
output = wrapper.run_redlines('AuthorTag', '/path/to/original.docx', '/path/to/modified.docx')throws an error saying wrapper has no run_redlines method.
Running the redlines.exe in the bin folder using subprocess works just fine, so right now I'm utilizing that, but would be nice to use the python wrapper.