When creating a document, things get a little annoying once you start working with tables. I think one of the main annoyances is that once you have a table in the document, you cannot continue adding content after you've inserted the table. Instead you have to do something like:

p1 := doc.AddParagraph()
pAfterTable := doc.InsertParagraphAfter(p1)
table := doc.InsertTableAfter(p1)

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What happened

Extracting document properties created and modified both return the current date.

Expected

Values should reflect what is in the respective tags of created and modified properties in docProps/core.xml.

Steps to reproduce

1. Prepare some pptx file
2. Copy file into a .zip file e.g. cp some.pptx some.zip
3. Inspect zip
   • Go inside docProps > core and

In https://gitbrent.github.io/PptxGenJS/docs/api-charts.html, it currently says:

object with properties size (pt), color and style ('solid', 'dash' or 'dot') or 'none' to hide

should be:

object with properties size (pt), color and style ('solid', 'dash' or 'dot' or 'none' to hide)

Thank you for all the hard work with V3

If a document is about to be saved with the Reload on Save option disabled, the editor could detect whether the file that was modified externally since it was opened in the editor (e.g. by looking at the date modified). If so, a preemptive warning message with accept / cancel actions would be good to avoid surprises.

If the Reload on Save option is enabled, no issues should occur, and hence

This issue only affects developers.

Environment (e.g. version of Microsoft PowerPoint)

Visual Studio 2017
Office 365 + Powerpoint 2010
PowerPointLabs solution already running external program:

Steps to replicate

Try to run FTs.

Expected behavior

FT starts in 2010

Documentation for the percentage num_fmt has extra backslashes included.

This StackOverflow question that I just answered references this specifically.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58998718/percentage-format-for-y-axis-in-mschart?noredirect=1#comment104251260_58998718

There are at least 2 related closed issues from late 2017, but it looks like that's when the double percentage sig

I am upgrading from the Go client from v6 to v7:

I wanted to add a glob("images/*") which i would then feed to req.Asset; the filename part of issuing gotenberg.NewDocumentFromPath would be images/logo.png.

If doing it like this, the rendering fails with "failed to generate the result PDF", and it works if I remove the images/ from the filename path. I suspect because the assets path