Hi Charlie, Can you please provide a small FO file reproducing the problem? Although very nice, your ascii-art figure makes it more difficult to figure out what’s wrong in the code ;-) Send the FO file as an attachment so that its formatting gets preserved.
Thanks, Vincent Charlie Flowers a écrit : > I figured I should give this a shot before I submitted a bug report. My > stylesheet produces a table which has another table nested inside of it. When > the child table cannot be contained on a single page (either because it is > larger than a single page itself, or because the parent table's row begins > near > the end of the page), the child table extends for exactly one row beyond the > end > of the parent table. It doesn't seem as though the child table is intruding > into the region-after, but rather that the parent table-row is cutting off > prematurely. Both of the tables are relatively simple, i.e. I haven't added > any > keep, break, widow, or orphan conditions. In FOP 0.20.5, the PDF renders > correctly - the problem only occurs in FOP 0.93. > > For example: > > H = header > F = footer > P = Parent table row boundary > c = Child table row boundary > > HHHHHHHHHHHHH > > PPPPPPPPPPPPP > P P > P ccccccccc P > P c row1 c P > P ccccccccc P > P c row2 c P > P ccccccccc P > P c row3 c P > PPcccccccccPP > c row4 c > ccccccccc > FFFFFFFFFFFFF > <PAGEBREAK> > HHHHHHHHHHHHH > > PPPPPPPPPPPPP > P P > P ccccccccc P > P c row5 c P > P ccccccccc P > PPPPPPPPPPPPP > > > FFFFFFFFFFFFF > > Any ideas? > > Thanks in advance, > > Charlie Flowers --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
