I have put this in cvs.
Thats not quite how you should submit a diff but it was simple enough that
it doesn't matter.
On 2001.11.21 08:50 Beer, Christian wrote:
Hi FOP-specialists!
I (with help from Jeremias Maerki) found a working solution for the
animated gif
problem! Here is what I
Hi
I am generating a simple document with fixed font family. If the fo:block
contains the new line( with the space collapsed), then the next line in PDF
is shifted by one character length to the right.
FO:
fo:page-sequence master-name=simplePM
fo:flow flow-name=xsl-region-body
lpkhoo,
Just on the point of pixel conversion - there is no rigorously defined
value for pixel. The FOP code assumes 1 point per pixel, but the actual
size is up to the implementation and the medium, and may vary in the
vertical and horizontal directions. Users are warned in the spec
Hi,
I don't know if it is a FOP problem or just my skills in xsl-fo, but I can
set a font type (like Arial or Times) to a block. Any help?
Thanks
Cheers
Manu
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How do FOP/Cocoon use the system memory when transforming FO to PDF? We did
the following experiment which, in the end, led into trouble:
a) process file with one TIFF graphic (1MB approx.): successful under Win
NT, computed itself to death under Win 2000
b) process file with up to 40 times the
No, I don't think OpenSource is like a service contract which
includes 1 hour response times. Sorry. I'm a bit nervous due to two weeks'
time I'm screwed-up doing nothing than troobleshooting after problems mainly
with graphics, although I do not want to generate a PDF of the Encyclopaedia
Hi again list !
thanks to Chris, I have discovered two unicode character to represent
checked and unchecked checkboxes. Now I am trying to use it in my xsl style
sheet to produce them checkboxes in my pdf output but all I get with fop is
a # character.
I am using xsl:text #x2611;/xsl:text to
I've done a fair amount of the stuff related to pagination, so even though I am
currently in Vancouver on vacation, and away from all of my reference stuff,
off the top of my pointy head I'd say, No, I don't think you can do what you
want to do. Because you would have to add or subtract to
Thank you, Lloyd.
Of course, I do have sections, and I would not mind to make a page sequence
break after each of them. If it were a 300-page document, I would even be
willing to make more files out of it, like in a FrameMaker® multi-file book,
but it's a 50-page thing. So, for the moment, I
