Rhett Aultman wrote: > I've implemented some code in the TextLayoutManager that keeps an eye on the > TLM's lack of progress in laying out its content and that, after 100 repeated > attempts with no progress, gives up the ghost, assuming that, after 100 tries > with no progress, chances are good that it's going to never progress (causing > an infinite loop). I think this is a waste: in a page master sequence you have probably a title, a left and a right page, and if something still desn't fit, it probably won't forever. Space used by unexpected footnotes can probably catered for by another try, so I'd use 4 tries total. If you consider max-page-count, then any number can be just one too small. Also, perhaps some checks of page masters occuring a second time in a sequence of pages kept blank by spilling could provide a more robust solution.
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> I've run this against the tests and it doesn't seem to > have any adverse behavior. It also properly bails out of the testcases for > bug #8778. However, since exception throwing is currently not permitted in > the LayoutManager interface, the TLM gives up by throwing a RuntimeException, > which I don't have to specify in a throws clause. I think a FOPException is preferable. J.Pietschmann --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
