Re: wrap-option does not work in Japanese

2002-08-03 Thread Tetsu Ito


Thank you for your quick reply.

On Fri, 02 Aug 2002 21:15:25 +0200
J.Pietschmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Tetsu Ito wrote:
  In English sentence, wrap-option attribute works fine,
  but not in Japanese sentence. In japanese, fop renders to pdf
  with no-wrap even if wrap-option is set to wrap.
 
 If the language is set to japanese (and a few others),
 wrap-option is essentially ignored, because it is assumed
 the line breaks can be inserted everywhere. This particular
 part of the code iss a mess, I don't recommend looking at
 it. Hopefully, it will become better in the near future.
 
 J.Pietschann
Is this means following situation?
In Japanese, texts are always no wrap and
if wrap is needed, do it by your self.


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Re: wrap-option does not work in Japanese

2002-08-02 Thread J.Pietschmann

Tetsu Ito wrote:
 In English sentence, wrap-option attribute works fine,
 but not in Japanese sentence. In japanese, fop renders to pdf
 with no-wrap even if wrap-option is set to wrap.

If the language is set to japanese (and a few others),
wrap-option is essentially ignored, because it is assumed
the line breaks can be inserted everywhere. This particular
part of the code iss a mess, I don't recommend looking at
it. Hopefully, it will become better in the near future.

J.Pietschann


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Wrap option

2001-09-24 Thread Anirban Bhaumik

hello everybody

 The problem I am facing is like this:
 While using the wrap-option in fo:block, I find that long words placed in
a table-cell do not wrap and spill over to next cell.
Suppose I have a word Worldisgoingdown and the space defined in
table-column is 1 inch then it spills over. If the words are spaced out
,then wrapping occurs World is going down.
So you see, fo:block wrap-option=wrap is not working.
I would be glad if anyone of you could help me out.

Regards,
Anirban.

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Re: Wrap option

2001-09-24 Thread Louis . Masters


Anirban:

I believe, and correct me if I am wrong, that the formatter does not know
how to wrap in this instance.  In your case, World is going down, the
formatter can wrap it on whitespace.  Since there is no whitespace in
Worldisgoingdown, it does not know how to wrap it.

I'm sure there is some pretty neat code for resizing your columns based on
the max size of the text in the cell.  We are having an issue like this for
table columns that are different for each language we support (a word in
English might be quite larger in Spanish or German).

I hope this is what you are asking.

-Lou





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Subject:  Wrap option

hello everybody

 The problem I am facing is like this:
 While using the wrap-option in fo:block, I find that long words placed
in
a table-cell do not wrap and spill over to next cell.
Suppose I have a word Worldisgoingdown and the space defined in
table-column is 1 inch then it spills over. If the words are spaced out
,then wrapping occurs World is going down.
So you see, fo:block wrap-option=wrap is not working.
I would be glad if anyone of you could help me out.

Regards,
Anirban.

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[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Phone: +91 33 3373767


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