Hey gang,
There are two issues I'd like to discuss. They come from feedback from
customers:
The first concerns indent inheritance which I documented in [1]. It
turns out that most commercial implementations decided to deliberately
break indent inheritance to work around the expectations of
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
The first concerns indent inheritance [...]
So what I'd like to do is implement the alternative behaviour as a
configurable option in the FO tree. The default would still be what the
specification describes (see [1]), but users would be able to set a
switch that would
On 01.12.2005 13:30:05 Luca Furini wrote:
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
The first concerns indent inheritance [...]
So what I'd like to do is implement the alternative behaviour as a
configurable option in the FO tree. The default would still be what the
specification describes (see
I'm currently working on overconstrained geometry (5.3.4, XSL 1.0) and
I'm unsure what to do with the following situation:
Assume a reference IPD of 5in.
Assume an fo:block with start-indent=3in end-indent=2.5in.
-- 5in - 3in - 2.5in = -0.5in (for content area IPD)
inline-progression-dimension
On Dec 1, 2005, at 18:13, Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Hi,
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Now, considering a content IPD of 0pt. What shall we do with it? I'm
currently letting it through. This produces block areas with very
large
BPD due to the many breaks, i.e. each break is chosen as concrete
break.
Text is painted
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Hmm, but the 0pt is not explicit, it is implicit, derived from
calculations. And what is auto in this case?
Anyway, to provide the user with the means to detect problems in his
stylesheet we'd need much more code that detects overflows, for example
if a word doesn't fit in the available space,
Hi Adam
Vincent Hennebert is already working with the FOray project to integrate
its font subsystem with FOP so we will have ToUnicode CMaps. It's nice
that you share your patch with everyone but it won't be applied to the
old, frozen maintenance branch anymore.
Anyway, I'd rather you shared
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On Dec 1, 2005, at 20:26, Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Hmm, but the 0pt is not explicit, it is implicit, derived from
calculations. And what is auto in this case?
Anyway, to provide the user with the means to detect problems in his
stylesheet we'd need much more code that detects overflows, for
Parker, Les wrote:
I am looking for a java class to web-enable PDF files.
Does anyone know of such an animal that is Open Source?
Check SourceForge. IIRC iText and PDFBox both can be configured
to generate linearized PDF.
J.Pietschmann
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