That probably is the best approach. I'm generating a faculty, staff and
student directory that will get updated nightly. I have everything
mostly the way I want it, but now I'm going through the code to make
cleaner and maintainable. iText is one GREAT tool.
-- Rob
Bruno Lowagie said the following on 01/22/2008 12:10 AM:
Rob Tanner wrote:
Hi,
In the current document I'm working on, I use a lot of tables for
positioning purposes and having to set border and padding values to "0"
for every one that I instantiate. How can I (can I even?) change the
default values so that I only have to set them when I don't want to use
my defaults?
It depends.
getDefaultCell() can help you in some cases.
Personally, I prefer working with custom utility classes
that have methods that create PdfPCell exactly the way
I want them (a cell factory).
br,
Bruno
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