Manuel Mall wrote:
The font class provides a width method to determine the width of a
character but how do I figure out the height of a character?
IIRC the height of an individual character doesn't matter. Well,
for the possible exceptions of characters leaking outside the font
boxes, like
On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 05:30 pm, J.Pietschmann wrote:
Manuel Mall wrote:
The font class provides a width method to determine the width of a
character but how do I figure out the height of a character?
IIRC the height of an individual character doesn't matter. Well,
for the possible exceptions
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On Sep 18, 2005, at 21:58, Finn Bock wrote:
Hi Finn,
+if( pList.getExplicit(PR_COLUMN_NUMBER) != null ) {
+((TableFObj) parent).setCurrentColumnIndex(
+
pList.getExplicit(PR_COLUMN_NUMBER).getNumeric().getValue());
+}
Why is explit specified
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Vincent,
this is more just for the record. To do all this alignment stuff
(XSL-FO spec 7.13) correctly we need various baseline information
(tables). And it all starts with the font, i.e. for each font we need
to know its default baseline and where all the other baselines are for
that font
