Maybe I'm just really not getting another obvious idea...
I'd be glad if you just could give me a hint for translating a
HTML-paragraph with multiple lines which can containt different lineheights
to iText elements.
On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 3:49 PM, Christoph Schramm <derch...@gmail.com>wrote:
> I think images show it best:
> http://www.das-maingold.de/_projekte/karteneden/screen1.jpg
> shows the original InDesign-Document and the textframe which is converted
> to ONE paragraph when exported to IDML.
> First line is a CharacterRange (which I convert to a <span>), second to
> fourth another CharacterRange (thus <span>).
>
> http://www.das-maingold.de/_projekte/karteneden/screen2.jpg
> shows the same InDesign, but I increased the leading (in InDesign) for the
> SECOND line ("Polkaweg 23a") from 16pt to 18pt. As you can see, this
> affects the spacing between first und second line.
> I always thought InDesign and PDF would work in the same "logical way" for
> building objects, so I hoped I could use the same hierarchical structure of
> objects...
>
> (Background is that I'm working on a IDML to Flash to PDF converter, I
> already have built the IDML parser)
>
>
> On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 3:25 PM, iText Info <i...@1t3xt.info> wrote:
>
>> Op 14/03/2012 14:50, Christoph Schramm schreef:
>> > What I need to increase is the ascent. For the first line of each
>> > paragraph I could do that with SpacingBefore and for the spacing
>> > between each lines there's leading
>>
>> I don't understand. I know what the ascent and the descent are.
>> It's explained in the book you say you've read:
>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/itextinaction/4330322144
>>
>> You can tell iText to take the ascent/descent of the complete font into
>> account when adding content to a PdfPCell.
>> As you can see in figure 3.7, you can also ask iText to calculate the
>> ascent of specific words.
>>
>> However, I don't know what you mean when you say you want to increase
>> the ascent.
>> Are you saying you want to change this property for certain glyphs/ a
>> font?
>> And what do you mean by "the leading in PDF gets appended to a line."
>> The leading is the space between the baselines of two consecutive lines
>> of text.
>> The leading isn't appended to anything. You'll have to be more clear if
>> you want to get help.
>>
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