[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 13.12.2006
09:25:14:
> Bruno Lowagie wrote:
>
> > OK, I tried the problem, and now I understand the question.
> > I called it 'font propagation'. Is it a bug or a feature?
> > It's in the gray area. I originally wrote it to behave like
> > this because there were situations where I wanted this kind
> > of behavior; for instance: I create a Phrase using a certain
> > font, and then I want every chunk that is added to have the
> > same font (so that it doesn't use the default font). It may
> > not have been the best design decision, but it was made a
> > really long time ago, so if I change it, I will probably
> > break some existing implementations...
>
> Some extra info:
> I needed this in the context of parsing XML.
> For instance: <font face="Comic">test</font>.
> When the opening tag is encountered, I create a Phrase,
> define a font for the Phrase, and add it to the stack
> of objects.
> Then the parser discovers the content of the tag, and
> adds it to the top object of the stack: the Phrase.
> The String gets the font of this object.
> When the closing tag is encountered, the object is
> removed from the stack and added to the document.
> br,
> Bruno
Ok, thanks for looking of this bug/feature. I think this is
an information to the other users of itext. Now it's
available in the mailinglist archiv :-)
>
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