Ordfoss

ScreenplayHtml.h header

#include <ew/app/ScreenplayHtml.h>

Namespace ew::app

ScreenplayRevisionStyle struct

struct ew::app::ScreenplayRevisionStyle

Revision styling for a paged screenplay – how a revised script prints on coloured stock. When label is non-empty each page header carries it (a revision name such as "Rev. Blue"); when pageColor is a non-empty CSS colour each page is tinted with it. Both empty renders the plain white original draft.

Members

QString ew::app::screenplay::ScreenplayRevisionStyle::label

The revision label shown at the top-left of every page (empty for none).

QString ew::app::screenplay::ScreenplayRevisionStyle::pageColor

The stock-paper CSS colour tinting every page (empty leaves pages white).

bool operator==(const ScreenplayRevisionStyle &, const ScreenplayRevisionStyle &)=default

Styles compare equal when both fields match.

Functions

QString ew::app::screenplay::revisionColorStock(const QString &revision)

The light "stock paper" CSS colour for a screenplay revision (the value of the Fountain "Revision" title-page field), following the industry issue order White, Blue, Pink, Yellow, Green, Goldenrod, Salmon, Cherry, Buff. Matches a colour named anywhere in revision, else a numeric revision (0/1 = white) indexed into that order; returns an empty string for the white original or an unrecognized name (the page stays white).

QString ew::app::screenplay::screenplayPagedHtml(const std::vector< ScreenplayPage > &pages, const ScreenplayRevisionStyle &revision={}, bool forPrint=false)

Renders pages (from paginateScreenplay) as a paged script: each page carries a top-right page number and the pages are divided by a rule, so the writer sees page breaks, the "(MORE)" / "NAME (CONT'D)" split markers the pagination inserts, and where the script falls on the page. Scene numbering runs continuously across pages. Each element is laid out to convention – scene headings bold and upper-cased, action full width, character cues and dialogue indented, parentheticals indented further, transitions right-aligned, centered text centered, page breaks as a rule – with structural section headings and synopses dimmed (editing aids, not printed script). The HTML is self-contained and element text is HTML-escaped. revision optionally tints the pages and labels them for a revised draft (see ScreenplayRevisionStyle); the default renders the white original. When forPrint is true, each page after the first starts a new physical page (CSS page-break-before) instead of the on-screen dashed divider, so laying the HTML out onto a QPdfWriter yields one script page per printed sheet; leave it false for a continuous scrolling preview.