Using the official terms is usually a good idea but in this instance I'd
leave it like it is. It's not just the break-before value. The value for
startOn can also come from a break-after property. It simply indicates
for a BlockSequence on what kind of page it should start after
normalizing where the value originally came from (break-after or
break-before). IMO using "break-before" here would actually be confusing
and startOn is more descriptive.
On 05.05.2005 06:00:56 Glen Mazza wrote:
> Team,
>
> The AbstractBreaker.BlockSequence has an "iStartOn" property, that from
> looking at PSLM, quite possibly just means the "break-before" trait.
> Are they synonyms? I would like us to use the official Rec term if at
> all possible.
>
> Thanks,
> Glen
>
>
>
> public class BlockSequence extends KnuthSequence {
>
> private int startOn;
>
> public BlockSequence(int iStartOn) {
> super();
> startOn = iStartOn;
> }
> .....
Jeremias Maerki
