* Robert P. J. Day; [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 13 Apr, 2003 wrote:
with a single stylesheet fragment. but there's no parameter
which specifies hyphenation *country* as far as i can see.
so, at the moment, i don't see how to use this technique
to specify that i want my hyphenation country to be en_GB
Hello!
In a perfect XML world content is always separatable from
presentation. Unfortunately, there are cases (at least in
publishing) when this is simply not possible. For example, we need
to provide the possibility to insert manual breaks into text
(especially titles).
Web research tells
I haven't tried this myself yet, but see:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-userm=102469565909328w=2 :
'If you want to have your line breaks preserved, you
should set linefeed-treatment to preserve. Unfortunately,
FOP doesn't implement this. You can set white-space-collapse
to false, which will
Hi Matthias,
you can find several XSL:FO samples using a tag like br/ to specify line
breaks, using the template
...
xsl:template match=br
fo:block/
/xsl:template
...
For detailed information see
http://www.biglist.com/lists/xsl-list/archives/200202/msg01290.html
MM
$ -Ursprüngliche
Hi all,
I have problem showing chinese characters in bold. I have generated the
MingLiU.xml file with the TTFReader utility from the mingliu.ttc file and
here's what I put inside my userconfig.xml
font metrics-file=D:\fop\fop-0.20.4\conf\MingLiU.xml
embed-file=C:\winnt\fonts\mingliu.ttc
Hi,
AFAIK you have to generate different XML font metrics files for different
font styles / weigths, so your userconfig.xml should look like this:
font metrics-file=D:\fop\fop-0.20.4\conf\MingLiU.xml
embed-file=C:\winnt\fonts\mingliu.ttc kerning=yes
font-triplet name=MingLiU style=normal
Hi Markus,
Thanks for your timely response.
Unlike other fonts which have different files for different weight/style
(like arialb.ttf, ariali.ttf for Arial), I can only find one file
mingliu.ttc for the MingLiU font. Furthermore, MS Word is able to show
MingLiU in bold.
Is there any special
Hi,
I think you generate the font metrics file in the right way. MS Word can
display fonts in bold, even when there is no special font file available,
that's right. Sorry, I don't know, if there is a solution in FOP to create a
bold font xml without the appropriate font file.
== Does anybody
Please note that a document may contain fragments of text written in many
different languages simultaneously. My documents, for example, are mostly
pt-BR, but ocasionaly I have en-GB words interweaved, such as
software or framework, fr for façade, de for Kindergarten, usw.
The best practice is to
Don't worry, i'm not using FOP to generate this file. The program was
written by myself. It does not use a writer (is that a java thing?). I
downloaded ghostview and it won't even open the file. Acrobat opens it but
displays a 'file is being repaired' dialog box. Its hard to analyze what's
IIRC, fo:block/ is ignored by FOP (or rather the XSL-FO spec indicates
it should be ignored). Wouldn't it be better to use this:
xsl:template match=br
fo:block#160;/fo:block
/xsl:template
?
Müller, Markus wrote:
Hi Matthias,
you can find several XSL:FO samples using a tag like br/
On 14.04.2003 17:41:11 Adam Shelley wrote:
Don't worry, i'm not using FOP to generate this file. The program was
written by myself. It does not use a writer (is that a java thing?).
java.io.Writer and descendants (as opposed to java.io.OutputStream and
descendants)
I
downloaded ghostview
Clay Leeds wrote:
p.s. Note to Victor: Might we update FAQ 3.2 to:
My PNG|JPEG|TIFF|GIF|PICT|PSD|BMP|ICO|CUR|SUNRASTER(?)|XBM|XPM|PCX
images don't work.
...
That is a good idea. Look for that within the next few days. The content
will probably be in a different location, with the FAQ
Clay Leeds wrote:
IIRC, fo:block/ is ignored by FOP (or rather the XSL-FO spec indicates
it should be ignored).
I don't think so. There are ambiguities in the spec regarding fo:block/,
but it is certainly not to be ignored, and FOP 0.20.5rc1 and CVS handles it
probably correctly.
J.Pietschmann
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