On 01/20/2014 03:42 PM, Mike Dodds wrote:

I have a Dita topic with a table which has the scale attribute set to 70.

If I convert to pdf from XML Editor the table text is scaled correctly,
but when I convert using ditac and fop the text is not scaled.

Is there something I need to specify for ditac to get this to work?


--> No. You are facing a bug which has been fixed in ditac v2.5.0_02.

The version of ditac which can currently be downloaded from
http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/ is v2.5.0.

The version of ditac which is embedded in XMLmind XML Editor v5.8.1 is v2.5.0_02. Its change log is:

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2.5.0_02 (December 12, 2013)

Bug fixes:

* The scale attribute was correctly implemented for simpletables, but not for tables.

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2.5.0_01 (November 13, 2013)

Bug fixes:

* Specifying command-line option "-xep /opt/xep/xep" now executes command "/opt/xep/xep -quiet -valid -fo %I -pdf %O". The -valid flag is new. It's a workaround for RenderX XEP bug #22766. This bug can be described as follows:

Starting from Java™ 1.6.0_23, converting XML documents to PDF using RenderX XEP randomly fails with false XSL-FO errors (e.g. attribute "space-before" may not be empty). This problem seems specific to the 64-bit runtime.

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2.5 (October 29, 2013)

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--> We plan to release ditac v2.5.0_03 in a couple of weeks (in order to be in sync with a release of XMLmind XSL-FO Converter). However if this is really important for you, we can try to release it in the next few days.

Ditac 2.5.0_03 includes a couple of bug fixes, one of them being reported by you:

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2.5.0_03 (???, 2014)

Bug fixes:

* In contradiction with the DITA spec, the value of the id attribute of the resourceid element was modified by ditac.

* XSL-FO intermediate format: despite the fact that parameter two-sided was set to no, page-inner-margin and page-outer-margin were swapped for even and odd pages.
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