python 给文本加下划线_python-docx的粗体，下划线和迭代

I am writing a program to take data from an ASCII file and place the data in the appropriate place in the Word document, and making only particular words bold and underlined. I am new to Python, but I have extensive experience in Matlab programming. My code is:

#IMPORT ASCII DATA AND MAKE IT USEABLE

#Alternatively Pandas - gives better table display results

import pandas as pd

data = pd.read_csv('203792_M-51_Niles_control_SD_ACSF.txt', sep=",",

header=None)

#print data

#data[1][3] gives value at particular data points within matrix

i=len(data[1])

print 'Number of Points imported =', i

#IMPORT WORD DOCUMENT

import docx #Opens Python Word document tool

from docx import Document #Invokes Document command from docx

document = Document('test_iteration.docx') #Imports Word Document to Modify

t = len(document.paragraphs) #gives the number of lines in document

print 'Total Number of lines =', t

#for paragraph in document.paragraphs:

# print(para.text) #Prints the text in the entire document

font = document.styles['Normal'].font

font.name = 'Arial'

from docx.shared import Pt

font.size = Pt(8)

#font.bold = True

#font.underline = True

for paragraph in document.paragraphs:

if 'NORTHING:' in paragraph.text:

#print paragraph.text

paragraph.text = 'NORTHING: \t', str(data[1][0])

print paragraph.text

elif 'EASTING:' in paragraph.text:

#print paragraph.text

paragraph.text = 'EASTING: \t', str(data[2][0])

print paragraph.text

elif 'ELEV:' in paragraph.text:

#print paragraph.text

paragraph.text = 'ELEV: \t', str(data[3][0])

print paragraph.text

elif 'CSF:' in paragraph.text:

#print paragraph.text

paragraph.text = 'CSF: \t', str(data[8][0])

print paragraph.text

elif 'STD. DEV.:' in paragraph.text:

#print paragraph.text

paragraph.text = 'STD. DEV.: ', 'N: ', str(data[5][0]), '\t E: ',

str(data[6][0]), '\t EL: ', str(data[7][0])

print paragraph.text

#for paragraph in document.paragraphs:

#print(paragraph.text) #Prints the text in the entire document

#document.save('test1_save.docx') #Saves as Word Document after Modification

My question is how to make only the "NORTHING:" bold and underlined in:

paragraph.text = 'NORTHING: \t', str(data[1][0])

print paragraph.text

So I wrote a pseudo "find and replace" command that works great if all the values being replaced are the exactly same. However, I need to replace the values in the second paragraph with the values from the second array of the ASCII file, and the third paragraph with the values from the third array..etc. (I have to use find and replace because the formatting of the document is to advanced for me to replicate in a program, unless there is a program that can read the Word file and write the programming back as Python script...reverse engineer it.)

I am still just learning, so the code may seem crude to you. I am just trying to automate this boring process of copy and pasting.

解决方案

Untested, but assuming python-docx is similar to python-pptx (it should be, it's maintained by the same developer, and a cursory review of the documentation suggests that the way it interfaces withthe PPT/DOC files is the same, uses the same methods, etc.)

In order to manipulate substrings of paragraphs or words, you need to use the run object:

In practice, this looks something like:

for paragraph in document.paragraphs:

if 'NORTHING:' in paragraph.text:

paragraph.clear()

run = paragraph.add_run()

run.text = 'NORTHING: \t'

run.font.bold = True

run.font.underline = True

run = paragraph.add_run()

run.text = str(data[1][0])

Conceptually, you create a run instance for each part of the paragraph/text that you need to manipulate. So, first we create a run with the bolded font, then we add another run (which I think will not be bold/underline, but if it is just set those to False).

Note: it's preferable to put all of your import statements at the top of a module.

This can be optimized a bit by using a mapping object like a dictionary, which you can use to associate the matching values ("NORTHING") as keys and the remainder of the paragraph text as values. ALSO UNTESTED

import pandas as pd

from docx import Document

from docx.shared import Pt

data = pd.read_csv('203792_M-51_Niles_control_SD_ACSF.txt', sep=",",

header=None)

i=len(data[1])

print 'Number of Points imported =', i

document = Document('test_iteration.docx') #Imports Word Document to Modify

t = len(document.paragraphs) #gives the number of lines in document

print 'Total Number of lines =', t

font = document.styles['Normal'].font

font.name = 'Arial'

font.size = Pt(8)

# This maps the matching strings to the data array values

data_dict = {

'NORTHING:': data[1][0],

'EASTING:': data[2][0],

'ELEV:': data[3][0],

'CSF:': data[8][0],

'STD. DEV.:': 'N: {0}\t E: {1}\t EL: {2}'.format(data[5][0], data[6][0], data[7][0])

}

for paragraph in document.paragraphs:

for k,v in data_dict.items():

if k in paragraph.text:

paragraph.clear()

run = paragraph.add_run()

run.text = k + '\t'

run.font.bold = True

run.font.underline = True

run = paragraph.add_run()

run.text = '{0}'.format(v)