Hi Patrick
On 10.02.2003 06:17:26 Patrick C. Lankswert wrote:
Ok... with two separate weekends of the stomach flu in my house, it took a
little longer than I had hoped. However, I have a working copy of the V1 R2
encryption with support for user and owner passwords, print, copy, content
edit
Hi,
We are creating a PDF by applying the XSL to the data (XML).
We are using several XSLs which present the data in different formats.
There is some content which is common for all these XSLs.
Can I do something similar to what is achievable via an include directive in
HTML.
Thus, I would not
You can put those common things in a template and use call-template to
handle this.
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From: Athalye, Rishi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003 4:07 PM
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Subject: include file in XSL
Hi,
We are creating a PDF by applying the
Rishi,
An xsl:include element exists:
http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/el_include.asp
NOTE: it must exist only as a child of xsl:stylesheet or xsl:transform.
In other words, it must appear just below the root xsl:stylesheet element.
There is also xsl:import which is similar. I recommend picking
Fopdevs,
Sorry about the delay in getting the integration wiki going. One of the
reasons was that I wanted to formulate a couple of questions to the
editors about aspects of the property handling, because the issues had
the potential to cause awkward modifications to the code. The one that
On 11.02.2003 07:37:44 Zhong Yi wrote:
Thanks for clarifying /BT for me.
I have been able to get WinCVS working.
Good to hear.
So far I have
implemented QUAD_TO segment in PSGraphics2D.java, text
drawing and correct those color issues. I did not
implement a StrokeSVGText for PS because
