IdentationLeft works for me, but in this case I would need IdentationUp,
but this don't exist
SpacingBefore would be good for me, but it don't works.
In the meantime I used this:
I printed a blank paragraph first
prf = New Paragraph(" ", fnt)
Doc.Add(prf)
and then printed my actual paragraph, with SapacingBefore=100
prf = New Paragraph(x, fnt)
prf.SpacingBefore = 100
prf.set()
Doc.Add(prf)
I am sure this way is not fine, but runs well
How would be your code if you need to begin printing a paragraph at
position 620?
2013/8/15 Leo Donahue - RDSA IT <leodona...@mail.maricopa.gov>
> From: SALAZAR, DANTE [mailto:digitron...@cwpanama.net]
> Subject: [iText-questions] Vertical Position of the first paragraph
>
> How can I set the vertical position of the first paragraph?
> I can use GetVerticalPosition and SpacingBefore to set the vertical
> position of successive paragraphs, but not for the first one.
>
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> From: Leo Donahue - RDSA IT <leodona...@mail.maricopa.gov>
> Don't you have to set these before you add the Paragraph to the document
> or some other element? I don't think you can set the vertical position of
> a Paragraph *after* it has been added.
>
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>
> From: SALAZAR, DANTE [mailto:digitron...@cwpanama.net]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2013 6:51 PM
> To: Post all your questions about iText here
> Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Vertical Position of the first paragraph
>
> Yes, I need to set the vertical position first, but how?
> My code is something like this
> x = "Bla bla bla ....."
> prf = New Paragraph(x, fnt)
> k = wr.GetVerticalPosition(False)
> If k > 600 Then prf.SpacingBefore = 100
> Doc.Add(prf)
> If x is the firts paragraph I am going to print, k=720 and I want to print
> it at position 620, so I set SpacingBefore=100, but when I saw the
> document, the text is printed at the bigining of the page (720), not at
> position 620.
> My question 1 is, is SpacingBefore the correct way to do this, or there is
> something like wr.SetVerticalPosition=620.
> Question 2, why don't works SpacingBefore in this case.
> Thanks
>
>
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>
> You just want to indent your paragraph by 100? setIndentationLeft(100)
> That is not working for you?
>
> Spacing before actually is the spacing "above" the paragraph element.
>
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