Math Worksheet Generator

[darkshark]

Hi, everybody!

i'm trying to make a math worksheet generator for kids, but i need it in this format:

and generate a PDF file with the math problems....

i know how to generate a problems, but idk how to 'format' this

anyone have a ideia how to make this?

 

Thanks a lot.

 

p.s: Here is my sum generator code:

Func _Sum_Generator($iMin, $iMax, $iProblems = 100, $iMaxAddends = 2, $bRandomAddends = True, $bUseDecimal = False, $bUseNegative = False)
    Local $aGenerated[$iProblems][2]

    If $iMaxAddends < 2 Then $iMaxAddends = 2

    For $i = 0 To $iProblems -1
        $aGenerated[$i][1] = 0
        $iAddends = $iMaxAddends -1

        If ($bRandomAddends And $iMaxAddends > 2) Then $iAddends = Random(2, $iMaxAddends, 1) -1

        For $j = 0 To $iAddends
            Local $iOnlyInt = 1, $Negative = 0
            If $bUseDecimal Then $iOnlyInt = Random(0,1,1)
            If $bUseNegative Then $Negative = Random(0,1,1)
            Local $iRandom =  Round(Random($iMin, $iMax, $iOnlyInt), 2)
            If $Negative Then $iRandom *= -1

            If $j = $iAddends Then
                $aGenerated[$i][0] &=  String($iRandom) & " = "
            Else
                $aGenerated[$i][0] &=  String($iRandom) & " + "
            EndIf
            $aGenerated[$i][1] += $iRandom
        Next

    Next

    Return $aGenerated
EndFunc

Edited December 10, 2014 by darkshark

[JLogan3o13]

Why not look at the built in Word features in the help file? Word allows you numerous formatting styles, almost all of which you can control via your script. Then when you're done, you can use the Office engine to save as a PDF (or print to PDF if you have a PDF printer installed).

[darkshark]

I tried to use what you recommended but idk how to add a equation in word using autoit...

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[Jfish]

I think the math equations are accessible via the oMath interface but I did not see a ton of examples out there on how to use it ... 

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word%28v=office.15%29.aspx

[darkshark]

thanks a lot

i will see that!

[Jfish]

Here is an example that I got to work:

#include <Word.au3>

$oWord=_Word_Create ( )
_Word_DocAdd($oWord)

Dim $objRange; As Range
Dim $objEq; As OMath

$objRange = $oWord.Selection.Range
$objRange.Text = "Celsius = (5/9)(Fahrenheit – 32)"
$objRange = $oWord.Selection.OMaths.Add($objRange)
$objEq = $objRange.OMaths(1)
$objEq.BuildUp

I adopted it from this page.  It is a very cool interface - I did not realize you could do that.