On 3/08/2011 18:02, Balder VC wrote:
> In your calculations you do not take the documents default margins
> into account. That's the issue.
Are you sure?
I just ran the code, and I noticed two errors:
1. The calculateHeightsFast() method is no longer present in the latest
iText releases.
Whoever uses it, didn't read the book, because the book tells you
to use getTotalHeigh().
2. The book clearly states that iText can't calculate the heights if it
doesn't know the widths.
I see setTotalWidth(PageSize.LETTER.getWidth()), but as you can
read in the book that
method is useless unless (1) you add setLockedWidth(true), or (2)
add the table at an
absolute position.
In short, if I replace the line:
result.calculateHeightsFast();
with:
result.setLockedWidth(true);
result.getTotalHeight();
I don't see any problem.
My apologies for this answer. It's completely useless and inappropriate,
unless...
Unless there's a lesson learned: first read the book, then write your
code ;-)
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