Was a bug was introduced sometime after 0.20.4 ?
The following FO file causes fop-0.20.5rc to run forever. It generates a
neverending log file that looks like this:
[INFO] area contents overflows area [ERROR] Couldn't find hyphenation
pattern en [ERROR] Error building hyphenation tree for
A graphical xsl builder to output xsl:fo.
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David - I've just finished a simple pdf form using checkboxes and here's
what I've used:
xsl:template name=unCheckedBox
fo:table inline-progression-dimension=8pt table-layout=fixed
fo:table-column column-width=8pt/
fo:table-body
fo:table-row
fo:table-cell
Hi Dave,
see comments below.
From: David Bridgeland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Was a bug was introduced sometime after 0.20.4 ?
The following FO file causes fop-0.20.5rc to run forever. It generates a
neverending log file that looks like this:
[INFO] area contents overflows area [ERROR] Couldn't find
Since right now keeps are only implemented for table rows, I've got to
hack a way to keep certain content together on a page. To that end, I'm
counting the number of x and y elements, the sum of which I test against
a value to determine whether or not to insert a page break. My
expression looks
try
xsl:when test=13=sum(count(./elections)+count(./dependents))
and it should work
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Thanks for the speedy reply, but the XSL processor built into XML Spy
replies:
[ERROR] Can not convert #NUMBER to a NodeList!
Mike
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sum expects a node set, neither count(..) nor an addition return this.
Try replacing + by ,, perhaps that works:
xsl:when test=13=sum(count(./elections),count(./dependents))
It could also be possible that the less than sign makes trouble; replace
=13 by gt;12
Markus
$ -Ursprüngliche
Hello,
I'm not sure what xsl processor xml spy uses but i have found that some xsl
processors don't like the '' character and should be replaced with the
symbolic equivilant.
try using an gt;= instead of = ?
Just a guess cause it doesn't look like that statement should be trying to
return a
It seems the problem was simply the precedence in the expression. The
statement that works is:
13=(count(./elections)+count(./dependents))
notice the parentheses wrapping the sum of the counts. It turns out that
'' is okay in XMLSpy although '' is not, so to be consistent, it's
probably a good
The first time I sent this one I didn't get any replies, so I'll try it
one more time.
I've got a table with a header, footer, and just enough rows to make
the footer spill onto a new page. I also set the attribute
table-omit-footer-at-break to true. So I get this when transforming:
[WARNING]
Mike,
This may not help, but have you tried 0.20.5rc2 and/or 0.20.4? Perhaps
one of those may behave the way it should.
Partridge, Michael wrote:
What actually happens, however, is that the last row of the table is
on the first page, and the second page has the table header and footer
only. I'm
Chris,
I don't think the PNG or the image size is the problem. When I comment
out the fo:list-item at the end of the file, FOP generates the PDF just
fine, including the background image. So I think FOP is having trouble
with the fo:list-item below. But what would cause it to run forever on
David Bridgeland wrote:
Variables/fo:blockfo:list-block id=id385546
provisional-distance-between-starts=1em
This is probably too small (see bug #6094).
J.Pietschmann
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You are right. That is the problem. Thanks.
J.Pietschmann wrote:
David Bridgeland wrote:
Variables/fo:blockfo:list-block id=id385546
provisional-distance-between-starts=1em
This is probably too small (see bug #6094).
J.Pietschmann
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