Why would you store data with line breaks in an XML element attribute that
way in the first place?
Sounds like instead of havin <tag attribute="values with line breaks" /> you
should reformat your data to be more flexible such as something like:
<tag>
  <attr_tag>value1</attr_tag>
  <attr_tag>value2</attr_tag>
  <attr_tag>value3</attr_tag>
</tag>

Just my $.02

Laurent

On 2/13/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:


Hello,

in one of my solutions I solved the problem with the symbol font:

<fo:inline font-family="Symbol">&#160;</fo:inline>

Greez

Tobias

Manuel Mall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 13.02.2007 14:10:35:

> On Tuesday 13 February 2007 21:52, Gregan, Miroslav wrote:
> > Thanks you for your answers
> >
> > Actually I afraid I did not ask my question clearly enough.
> > The @value which is the content of an XML File's element which
> > contains a String.
> > This String has to be formatted (a little bit if possible :-) ) with
> > new lines.
> > So that the text:
> >
> > Mister T"NewLineChar"Hannibal Smith"NewLineChar"Looping
> >
> > Where "NewLineChar" should be the expected character
> >
> > After rendering FOP will look like in PDF format to:
> >
> > Mister T
> > Hannibal Smith
> > Looping
> >
> >
> > Is it possible? Or should I find a way to use multiple blocks?
> >
> As mentioned in previous responses you need to add the linefeed
> characters to the value. However, in addition you need to set the
> property  linefeed-treatment="preserve" on the enclosing fo:block
> otherwise the linefeeds in the text will be treated like / converted to
> spaces and don't generate a line break.
>
> > Thank you.
> >
> > Miroslav
> >
> >
> Manuel
>
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