> -----Original Message----- > From: Glen Mazza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Hi, > The AbstractBreaker.BlockSequence has an "iStartOn" property, that from > looking at PSLM, quite possibly just means the "break-before" trait. > Are they synonyms? Not really. I seem to agree with Jeremias here, in that iStartOn's _value_ is indeed the same type as that of the trait --Constants.EN_PAGE, .EN_COLUMN...-- but, in the context of the BlockSequence this value is used to represent what kind of (sub)page the first element should be layed out on. (IIUC: the break itself is already _there_ at that point, and iStartOn is passed to handleBreak() to check if additional pageVP's need to be created or the flow's column index needs to be incremented...) So IMO naming it breakBefore would be misleading here. > I would like us to use the official Rec term if at > all possible. I'm also very much in favor of this idea, however, that's all very easy when it comes to the FOTree and the AreaTree, but it seems that whatever's in between is left up to the implementation... Cheers, Andreas
