Mark Hall <mhall <at> edu.uni-klu.ac.at> writes:
>
> On Wednesday 12 October 2005 12:36, Stefano wrote:
> > I'm trying to use iText to write rtf and how it's suggested, i'm using
> > RTF2Writer, but if i use color, background and other, it doesn't show them
> > in rtf, while old RTFWriter does it. Do I make some mistake or do I stiil
> > have to use RTFWriter?
> Therw as a bug in the way the RtfWriter2 handled styles & colour if no
> fontname was set. I've committed a change to the CVS repository. You can
> either wait for the next release or modify your Paragraph initialisations
> like this:
>
> Paragraph paragraph2 = new Paragraph("", new Font(Font.TIMES_ROMAN));
>
> and replace the font name with the one you want to use.
>
> Greetings,
> Mark
Thanks, but what can I do if I need to use FontFactory?
I'm doing an application which reads from an html (editor) and then it writes
rtf or pdf.
I debugged HTMLWorker and I saw it can't do yet, so I'm trying to adapt html
to use iText anyway, but i saw 2 problems: (1) HTMLWorker doesn't see styles
inside html-tags, so I've to use only <FONT> tag; (2) FontFactory inside the
code check if the passed style (for example "Times New Roman") is equal to one
of constants from Font class (for example "Times-Roman"), so I don't
understand how it can find the right one, because the string is always
different than the name of font styles (HTMLWorker use FontFactory too).
And I lost background color too :(
Greetings,
Stefano
PS: sorry for my bad english and thank to you again alot, your work is very
good!!!
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