Hi Nick, as far as I understand it this is not an FOP error:
If you specify "Transport Inkubator 5400" the word "Inkubator" doesn't fit in the first line anymore and is therefore put into the second line. If you specify "Transport-Inkubator 5400" only 5400 is put on the second line. Transport-Inkubator is one word and can only be separated by hyphenation. It cannot be wrapped. You could clip the word. Bit this doesn't make sense in your case I suppose. And clipping is not implemented yet. Cheers, Günter -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Nick Winger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet: Mittwoch, 20. Februar 2002 14:45 An: Apache Mailinglist (E-Mail) Betreff: i think this is a bug Hi ! i think this is a bug (following problem ): I have the text "Transport Inkubator 5400" in a table cell, but the table cell is to small to display the whole text, so it wraps, but it doesn't wrap correctly... the text "5400" is in the next line, but the "r" of "Inkubator" goes into the next cell !!!of the table row!!! that looks not right. here's the code: <fo:table-cell border-width="0.1mm" border-style="solid" padding-before="15pt" padding-start="2pt" padding-end="3pt" padding-after="3pt">" <fo:block wrap-option="wrap" font-family="Helvetica" font-size="13pt" font-weight="bold">" Transport Inkubator 5400 </fo:block>" </fo:table-cell>" if anybody knows an answer, please let me know. there's also a screenshot i mailed, you can see, how the text exceeds the table-cell... greetings Nick Winger (Software-Developer) ============================== VANGUARD Software GmbH Julius Tandler Platz 8 1090 Vienna, AUSTRIA Phone: +43-1-3195263-20 Fax: +43-1-3195263-90 http://www.vanguard.at ==============================
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