On 03 Feb 2009, at 17:23, Steffanina, Jeff wrote:
To clarify: Current Process
When you come to the end of a page-sequence, FOP automatically
executes
a form feed and continues at the top of the NEXT page.
Desired Process:
When you get to the end of a page-sequence, do NOT advance to the
top of
the next page. Instead, continue printing exactly where you left
off on
the same page.
In that case, the answer is no for the area-tree based renderers (PDF,
PS, Java2D...). Layout is performed for each page-sequence
separately, which is precisely the reason why splitting a document
into multiple page-sequences has a beneficial impact on memory usage.
The last page of a sequence and the first page of the next sequence
are distinct objects in the area tree.
If I understand Jeremias' question correctly, then something like that
MAY be possible for the RTFHandler or TextHandler, since they do not
rely on the information in the area tree, but process the FO events
directly.
Cheers
Andreas
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