Ron Olson wrote:
> for (int j = 0; j != 300; ++j)
> {
> document.add(new Phrase("Aloha from beautiful
> Waikiki Beach, in
> Honolulu Hawaii! Wish you were here!"));
> }
You're working with Phrase objects.
The problem doesn't occur when you are working with Paragraph objects.
The nature of the problem is known, has been known for a long time, and
we won't change this.
When you create a new document, and start with the first page, the
"current leading" is equal to 0. This leading is taken into account
every time a new page is initialized. So the first time initPage() is
called, the "cursor" is moved 0 pt downwards (the leading is zero at
that moment). When you start adding objects, the current leading
changes. So when you arrive on the second and subsequent pages, more
space is added than on the first page.
Just like it's not advised to start adding Chunks to a document; see:
http://1t3xt.info/examples/results/in_action/chapter04/fox_dog_overlapping_chunks.pdf
and
http://1t3xt.info/examples/browse/?page=example&id=45
It's not advised to start adding Phrases. Start with a Paragraph and the
problem is solved.
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