Patrick Kaegi wrote:
> the code looks like this:
>
> Paragraph paragraph = new Paragraph();
> paragraph.add(new Phrase("foo ", normalFont);
> paragraph.add(new Phrase("bold", boldFont);
> paragraph.add(new Phrase(" bar", normalFont);
> document.add(paragraph);
>
> and the text looks like this if "bar" begins on a new line:
>
> foo bold
> bar
>
> (there is always a space before bar, even on a new line)
>
> why can bar be on a new line: because of auto-line-break
OK, thanks for the clarification.
This is something I'll have to test.
I'll have a look at it in the weekend.
I have just made a new release...
br,
Bruno
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