pywordform: a python module to parse a Microsoft Word form in docx format, and extract all field values with their tags into a dictionary.
Project website: http://www.decalage.info/python/pywordform
INSTALLATION:
on Windows, launch install.bat
on other systems, launch: setup.py install
HOW TO USE THIS MODULE:
Open sample_form.docx in MS Word, and edit field values.
From the shell, extract all fields with tags:
> python pywordform.py sample_form.docx field1 = “hello, world.” field2 = “hello,” field3 = “value B” field4 = “04-03-2012”
In a python script:
import pywordform fields = pywordform.parse_form(‘sample_form.docx’) print fields
=> this returns a dictionary of field values indexed by tags.
See http://www.decalage.info/python/pywordform See main program at the end of the module, and also docstrings.
LICENSE:
See LICENSE.txt.
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