On Thursday 07 February 2002 12:15, Keiron Liddle wrote: >. . . > Do we need to have this completely separate method of reading the fo > tree (layout managers is the other) when both do some similar things. > I'm not sure, I just can't picture how it should work at the moment. >
Right - let me try to reformulate what we need to be able to create an RTF document. If this is already covered by the current layout manager interface, then it's fine. > We need: > - start and end of document yes > - start and end of page sequence yes (mapped to an RTF "document section") > - resolved properties yes > - static areas yes, for RTF they should at best come right after the start of the page sequence > - add info after end of block level object: block, table, list etc. yes, for RTF we need both start and end events for most such constructs: table cells, list items, etc. So I think what you suggest maps well with the requirements of an RTF render (or other structure-based renderers). Where should I look in the current code to start playing with this? layoutmgr package? - Bertrand --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
