I've been working on a schema for FO documents so that I can off-load
the validation chore. I created the schema from the W3C documents which
state the following for table-cell:
Contents:
(%block;)+
In addition this formatting object may have a sequence of zero or more
fo:markers as its initial children.
The following properties apply to this formatting object:
* [7.4 Common Accessibility Properties]
* [7.6 Common Aural Properties]
* [7.7 Common Border, Padding, and Background Properties]
* [7.12 Common Relative Position Properties]
* [7.26.1 "border-after-precedence"]
* [7.26.2 "border-before-precedence"]
* [7.26.4 "border-end-precedence"]
* [7.26.6 "border-start-precedence"]
* [7.14.1 "block-progression-dimension"]
* [7.26.8 "column-number"]
* [7.13.4 "display-align"]
* [7.13.6 "relative-align"]
* [7.26.10 "empty-cells"]
* [7.26.11 "ends-row"]
* [7.14.4 "height"]
* [7.28.2 "id"]
* [7.14.5 "inline-progression-dimension"]
* [7.26.13 "number-columns-spanned"]
* [7.26.14 "number-rows-spanned"]
* [7.26.15 "starts-row"]
* [7.14.12 "width"]
FOP, in addition, both allows and implements the setting of block's
inheritable attributes such as "color" and "text-align" which are then
propagated down to the enclosed blocks. My questions are as follows:
Is there a place in the spec that says "Containers may hold inheritable
attributes so they can be passed on to their child objects"?
Or is this just a side-effect of inheritabliity?
Or is this illegal and will disappear in future FOP versions to be
compatible with the spec?
and
Is there a list of these "inheritable attributes" ? Or do I just
generate the list from those attributes that have an enumeration value
of inherit?
Chuck Paussa
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