Hi John,
I looked at the example file you submitted with your previous mail. I
don't think it's a problem with the table per se, but rather with the
block breaking itself. The block seems to behave differently when it's
adding the first line and a line after the first one. I haven't got a
fix yet, but I'll try to figure it out in the next few days.
Regards,
Karen Lease
> John Wyman wrote:
>
> I have a fairly complex xsl which worked OK in FOP .12 and I modified
> it to work under FOP .19 but I'm experiencing a problem that may be
> related to the calculation of space remaining on a page. In order to
> apply line numbers to my document I process the input data and imbed
> at the proper line break points a <line id=##/> tag. and I output the
> data into a 3 column table.
>
> What appears to happen is that the text output believes (correctly ?)
> that we have reached the end of the current page, unfortunately the
> table thinks it still has room and outputs the next line number.
>
> Does this make any sense ??
>
> John
>
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