Hello, Jeremias!
You wrote to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Fri, 21 Mar 2003 18:38:15 +0100:
JM> Two possibilities:
JM> - Subclass the PostScript renderer and try to find the right place
JM> for your special commands. You can then set the subclassed
JM> renderer in the
JM> Driver using setRenderer(Renderer).
JM> - Post-process the generated file. If it's just a few leading and
JM> trailing comments, this is extremely easy. Open a new
JM> FileOutputStream, create a Writer on that stream, send your
JM> leading commands, pipe the whole PS file through to the
JM> OutputStream, then add trailing commands via the Writer and close
JM> the OutputStream.
JM> I hope that helps.
Thank you for fast response.
Is there are somehow possible to embedd PS command in XSL file, and this command will
be included in resulting PS file.
This approach will be very useful.
And by the way,
Almost all renderer have a bug.
Logger is not setting when renderer is creting.
I would suggest to change setRenderer methods in Driver and set the logger for
renderer.
Or each renderer should set the default logger, as it doing PDFRenderer.
If you run a transformation and do not set a logger for Renderer NullPointerException
thrown in the method:
public void startRenderer(OutputStream outputStream)
...
log.debug("rendering areas to PostScript"); // here
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Yours sincerely, Ivan Latysh.
Ivan[a]yourmail.com
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