Thanks for the reply. I did try to use nbsp but could not figure out how to
do it in Java. If I put in &_#_x_0_0_A_0_; directly in the fo file, it
works. But in my case I have to set the value using Java like this:
object.setProperty("&_#_x_0_0_A_0_;"); // nbsp character is expanded with _
to show in html
The property is then retrieved to construct the .fo document. It becomes
&_a_m_p_;_x_0_0_a_0_;. The PDF displays literal &_#_x_0_0_A_0_; as is
instead of treating it as nbsp. I guess I have to escape & in Java but I do
not know how. Any ideas?
http://www.nabble.com/file/p20343217/source_empty_rows.xml
source_empty_rows.xml
I attached the source fo file here. Notice the third row is displayed fine
if I put the nbsp character directly in fo file. 4th and 5th rows are empty
rows.
Thanks for your help
Jin
Vincent Hennebert-2 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> JWang wrote:
>> I have to display some empty rows for a table just to fill the spaces.
>> FOP
>> 0.20 works just fine. FOP 0.95 collapses the empty rows. I understand
>> that
>> 7.26.10 "empty-cells" is not yet implemented in FOP. I tried to use
>> white-space="pre" and enter white spaces for some of the cells. That does
>> work but it breaks other non-empty cells by keeping a table cell on one
>> line
>> instead of wrapping around when it is too long. Any ideas?
>
> Putting non-breaking spaces ( ) in your cells might do the job.
> Otherwise, can you please post a small FO file illustrating the problem?
> That would help us understand your needs.
>
> Thanks,
> Vincent
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