Re: Encoding issue in PDFOutputIntent.java

2006-04-06 Thread Clay Leeds

You're running Windows! ;-)

On Apr 5, 2006, at 10:48 PM, Jeremias Maerki wrote:

Fixed. Don't know how I managed to type this special apostrophe.

On 06.04.2006 00:29:31 Manuel Mall wrote:

I am getting the warning below when compiling the latest trunk

Manuel

[javac] /home/mm/fop-trunk/src/java/org/apache/fop/pdf/ 
PDFOutputIntent.java:121:

warning: unmappable character for encoding UTF8
[javac]  *  document�s source  
colors to

output device colorants.


Jeremias Maerki



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Re: Encoding issue in PDFOutputIntent.java

2006-04-06 Thread Clay Leeds

On Apr 5, 2006, at 11:14 PM, Clay Leeds wrote:

You're running Windows! ;-)


Seriously, I suspect you copied something w 'smart quotes' from MS  
Word...


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Re: Encoding issue in PDFOutputIntent.java

2006-04-06 Thread Jeremias Maerki
Hmm, you could even be right. But it was probably Acrobat Reader, not
Word. *g*

On 06.04.2006 15:41:34 Clay Leeds wrote:
 On Apr 5, 2006, at 11:14 PM, Clay Leeds wrote:
  You're running Windows! ;-)
 
 Seriously, I suspect you copied something w 'smart quotes' from MS  
 Word...


Jeremias Maerki



How about a release?

2006-04-06 Thread Jeremias Maerki
We originally wanted to do a release much earlier but I was always in
the middle of something and I think I'm simply the only one who can
allocate enough time to do an actual release (prove me wrong, please). I
think I can make time next week to do a release of FOP and XML Graphics
Commons. FOP Trunk is currently in pretty good condition, the new API is
established and documented. I imagine a 0.92beta (beta only because of
the changed API and the many deprecations, PDF and PS output are
production-ready IMO), and after waiting for some time for feedback on
the API, we could release a 1.0. So if there's nothing that would block
a release, I can create a release branch and start a PMC vote for the
release.

WDYT?

Jeremias Maerki



Re: How about a release?

2006-04-06 Thread Chris Bowditch

Jeremias Maerki wrote:


We originally wanted to do a release much earlier but I was always in
the middle of something and I think I'm simply the only one who can
allocate enough time to do an actual release (prove me wrong, please). I
think I can make time next week to do a release of FOP and XML Graphics
Commons. FOP Trunk is currently in pretty good condition, the new API is
established and documented. I imagine a 0.92beta (beta only because of
the changed API and the many deprecations, PDF and PS output are
production-ready IMO), and after waiting for some time for feedback on
the API, we could release a 1.0. So if there's nothing that would block
a release, I can create a release branch and start a PMC vote for the
release.

WDYT?


Yes I agree completely

+1

Chris




Return carriage

2006-04-06 Thread Luis Fabiano

Hello all,

I started to develop using embebbed FOP just recently and I´m having a
problem in a report.

The case is that one block field just don´t break the line when the text
inside (dinamically loaded) is higher than the page width. Follow the code
I´m using:

fo:block wrap-option=wrap 
  #if ($testInfo.HBM_Method == TEST) 
#foreach( $test in $testResults )
  $test.VoltageRanges 
#end
  #else
$summary.TestVoltages
  #end 
/fo:block

The result I expect was a line like that

1000,1001,1002,1003,1004,1005...and go on

But the line just continue as the end of the page simply don´t exist :-o

Thanks in advance
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Re: How about a release?

2006-04-06 Thread Peter S. Housel

WDYT?


From my perspective as a user, I think it's essential to fix the problem 
with preserving whitespace after a newline (for pre-style output) before 
doing another release.


-Peter-



Re: How about a release?

2006-04-06 Thread Clay Leeds

On Apr 6, 2006, at 8:55 AM, Chris Bowditch wrote:

Jeremias Maerki wrote:

We originally wanted to do a release much earlier but I was always in
the middle of something and I think I'm simply the only one who can
allocate enough time to do an actual release (prove me wrong,  
please). I
think I can make time next week to do a release of FOP and XML  
Graphics
Commons. FOP Trunk is currently in pretty good condition, the new  
API is
established and documented. I imagine a 0.92beta (beta only  
because of

the changed API and the many deprecations, PDF and PS output are
production-ready IMO), and after waiting for some time for  
feedback on
the API, we could release a 1.0. So if there's nothing that would  
block

a release, I can create a release branch and start a PMC vote for the
release.
WDYT?


Yes I agree completely

+1

Chris


I'd like to see a release as well.

But is this a new issue? Has it been resolved?

On Apr 6, 2006, at 11:50 AM, Peter S. Housel wrote:

WDYT?


From my perspective as a user, I think it's essential to fix the  
problem with preserving whitespace after a newline (for pre-style  
output) before doing another release.


-Peter-


If it's resolved, then I'd give my +1 to a PMC VOTE. If not, then can  
it be resolved quickly? If not, then I'd say '+1'.


Clay Leeds
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