Group

A group allows you to combine multiple shapes into one unit. This is useful for creating complex compositions of shapes that should be manipulated together.

Group example
class pptx_shapes.shapes.Group(shapes: List[pptx_shapes.shapes.shape.Shape])

Parameters

  • shapes (List[Shape]) – a list of Shape objects that you want to group together.

Example

from pptx_shapes.enums import VerticalAlign
from pptx_shapes.shapes import Group, Line, TextBox
from pptx_shapes.style import FontStyle, StrokeStyle

group = Group(shapes=[
    Line(x1=1, y1=1, x2=13, y2=1, stroke=StrokeStyle(thickness=2, color="#7699d4")),
    Line(x1=1, y1=1, x2=1, y2=6, stroke=StrokeStyle(thickness=2, color="#dd7373")),
    Line(x1=13, y1=1, x2=1, y2=6, stroke=StrokeStyle(thickness=2, color="#89dd73")),
    TextBox(x=0.7, y=3.5, width=13, height=1, text="hypotenuse", angle=-22.6, style=FontStyle(size=18, color="#89dd73", vertical_align=VerticalAlign.TOP)),
    TextBox(x=-2, y=3, width=5, height=1, text="kathete", angle=90, style=FontStyle(size=18, color="#dd7373", vertical_align=VerticalAlign.TOP)),
    TextBox(x=1, y=0, width=12, height=1, text="kathete", style=FontStyle(size=18, color="#7699d4", vertical_align=VerticalAlign.BOTTOM))
])

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