Hello, Simon, and thank you much for your valuable feedback! You wrote:
> This should work. If you are using fop downloaded from Apache, use: > > fop --execdebug xxx.fo xxx.pdf > > to see the classpath, and check whether /home/lrs/fop/fop-hyph.jar is > part of it. Also check if /home/lrs/fop/fop-hyph.jar exists and is > readable. I use Fedora 14 with a pre built RPM package, fop-0.95-5.fc14.noarch. the fop-hyph.jar file exists, and is readable. I ended up modifying the /usr/bin/fop shell script, by adding the path to the fop-hyph.jar file to the CLASSPATH variable. BTW the ~/.foprc file is also read, but it seems that putting the environment variable FOP_HYPHENATION_PATH="/home/lrs/fop/fop-hyph.jar" in it, has no effect. I still have problems and error message, let me mention those in another mail. Lars > On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 08:39:28PM +0200, Lars Bjørndal wrote: >> >> I then used 'unzip -v fop-hyph.jar' to list the content, and found the >> file 'hyph/no.hyp'. In ~/.foprc, I put: >> 'FOP_HYPHENATION_PATH="/home/lrs/fop/fop-hyph.jar"'. >> >> In the .fo file, I've tried both, language="no" and language="nb". In >> both cases, I get the following output while running fop: >> >> 11.sep.2011 20:14:51 org.apache.fop.hyphenation.Hyphenator >> getHyphenationTree >> SEVERE: Couldn't find hyphenation pattern no >> >> Any ideas? >> >> Lars --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
