Simon Pepping wrote:
Thanks for taking the time to reply. It is very useful to discuss this
with someone who has an idea of how layout works.
This loop only counts word spaces.
Yes, I know, but I believe it should do more than that.
Later the member iTSadjust is set
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From: Glen Mazza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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One thing I'm missing here, for Finn's design below:
values[0] = null // always null.
values[1] = reference to a 'foo' Property instance
values[2] = reference to a 'baz' Property instance
Can't we just have,
Would there be any way to have FOP render files from a JAR file?
I have created a program that allows me to point to a XSL:FO (template)file in a jar file, and to render the file to PDF. However, I have not been able to point to the images (for example JPG, GIF) that are "in" the JAR file.
Is
Chris Bowditch wrote:
The renderer should add this to the X offset for every piece of text it
places in the renderText method. It is missing ATM, but it is easy
enough to add.
Unfortunately, ther is more to justification than just expanding spaces.
In the long term, you'll have to deal with
[Glen]
One thing I'm missing here, for Finn's design below:
values[0] = null // always null.
values[1] = reference to a 'foo' Property instance
values[2] = reference to a 'baz' Property instance
Can't we just have, say, values[1] refer to the
parent's Property instance in cases where inheritance
Finn Bock wrote:
[Glen]
One thing I'm missing here, for Finn's design below:
values[0] = null // always null.
values[1] = reference to a 'foo' Property instance
values[2] = reference to a 'baz' Property instance
Can't we just have, say, values[1] refer to the
parent's Property instance in cases
--- Finn Bock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I.e., for all those references to the 'foo'
property
instance for the children of an FO where that
value
would be inherited, we don't have to create a new
Property instance, just a reference to the
inherited
instance.
Right, that is also the
