Clay Leeds wrote (on May 27, 2003): > To: FOP-Dev > Subject: A couple of FAQ items > > > XSL FAQ: > The XSL FAQ link is incorrect. It is currently: > > http://dpawson.co.uk/xsl/ > > showing the directory contents of "Index of xsl/"... It should be: > > http://dpawson.co.uk/xsl/xslfaq.html
Again, my apologies for being so slow -- cleaning out old to-do items. I think we have moved all similar items to the "Other" resources page. Will you please look to see if you still think changes are needed here? > HYPHENATION INFO: > 3.9. Hyphenation does not work. > > Set the language attribute somewhere. Check whether you use a > language for which hyphenation is supported. Supported languages > can be deduced from the files in the hyph directory of the FOP > source distribution. > > Adding examples of how to add hyphenation would limit the number of > questions fop-user (perhaps something like this--or whatever might work): > > <fo:root lang="pt"> I think that someone has already added this. I just reworked it a bit. > Also, to determine the included hyphenation patterns in FOP, one > currently has to download the Source distribution and look in the hyph > directory (at the very least, it would be better to indicate "hyph/" > directory). Even better would be to indicate which languages are > included. Also, this would be a good place to indicate where one might > find links to hyphenation patterns which do work (or provide a link to > the Resources page where there might be links to other hyph I just now added this to the new hyphenation page (in CVS). > patterns--and also info on how to "convert", say TeX patterns to > FOP-usable ones). (NOTE: I understand there are problems with including I don't know if there are standard tools to do this or not. I don't think it would be very hard to write a little sed script to handle this, but maybe there is already something available. If you would, please research this and report back, then we'll figure out what should happen here. > copyrighted hyphenation patterns in the FOP distribution, but aren't > there patterns for which people may download patterns but their licenses > simply do not allow them to be included in Apache stuff?). I think Jeremias has this covered with a link to the CTAN archives (the link is now on the hyphenation page). If you know of other sources, please report back & we'll get them added. As usual, thanks very much for your input. Victor Mote --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
