You're approaching a point where I would say that it's time to write a PostScript post-processor. At least, that's what I always did in the past when I had to do stuff like this. I'm unconfortable providing plug-ins for every sort of possibility in the PS renderer. But you're lucky since it's now relatively easy to write such a post-processor since the whole framework for it is already found in XML Graphics Commons which FOP uses.
See http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/commons/postscript.html#dsc Jeremias Maerki On 10.10.2007 12:12:02 ahaddad wrote: > Hi, > > I remarked that among ps tags ("ps-setup-code", "ps-page-setup-code" and > "ps-setpagedevice") there is no one which allows to inject PS instruction > only once in the document. I have a case where following code comes only > at the beguinning of the ps file: > > %%DocumentMedia: anything 595 842 0 MAIN () > %%+ anything 595 842 0 AUX () > %%+ anything 595 842 0 MAG3 () > %%+ anything 595 842 0 MAG4 () > %%+ anything 595 842 0 MAG5 () > > and not in every page. > > The generated ps file is correctally opened by gsView for the moment: I > dont know yet if it will be "accepted" by Xerox printer. Anyway, there is > a risk that ps file will be enormous when programs will be deployed... > > A+. Ahmed HADDAD. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
