In checkstyle-4.0.xml I need to set
property name=headerFile value=${samedir}/checkstyle.header/
instead of
property name=headerFile value=checkstyle.header/
to get the Eclipse Checkstyle plugin to find the header. Do I do
something wrong, or can I safely commit this change?
Simon
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
You will have seen that I've been working on overconstrained documents.
5.3.4 Overconstrained Geometry is more or less implemented, so now I
need to have a look at 4.3.2 which proves quite difficult to understand.
At least I can't make much sense of it ATM.
[...]
If
Starting from your final summary:
Manuel Mall wrote:
IMO FOP should limit itself to:
a) Use kerning only for consecutive characters within the same fo
Ok, but more on this later in this message ...
b) Limit itself to the kerning information in the font
Ok
c) Only apply kerning if the
I haven't found anything about ${samedir}, but if the same also works
from the Ant build then yes, it should work.
On 09.12.2005 14:23:30 Simon Pepping wrote:
In checkstyle-4.0.xml I need to set
property name=headerFile value=${samedir}/checkstyle.header/
instead of
property
Thanks, Luca. It does make sense but I'm having trouble mapping your
interpretation to what is written in the spec. I wonder: Do you agree
with me that my second example wouldn't be affected by the rules
described in 4.3.2?
Anyway, I think I'm going to let this rest and instead concentrate on
Hello all,
some time ago my colleague announced that we are working on MathML
implementation for FOP. Our work is based on the JEuclid library.
Now we completed code review to comply with ASF code requirements.
Our results are available from CVS at
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/jeuclid
Hi Gennadiy,
good to hear that things are going well in MathML land. More comments
inline...
On 09.12.2005 16:15:17 Gennadiy Tsarenkov wrote:
Hello all,
some time ago my colleague announced that we are working on MathML
implementation for FOP. Our work is based on the JEuclid library.
Now
Hi Luca.
Its been over 15 years since I did any kerning, but, from what I remember,
kerning isn't just left or right, its also up and down (and possibly other
transforms/alterations for all I know). Consider the kerned symbols in the
LATeX logo. The A is raised and snuggled between the L and
2. When rendering MathML we used awt.Font class, which is not
accessible on the Unix boxes without X-server installed. The awt.Font
class is used to get font size for proper position of the upper and
lower indexes and so on. Are there any chance, that we could re-use
Fop generated
