Was wonder how to keep the contents of a table-cell from breaking
across pages when the table cell contains several paragraphs blocks.
Try this:
fo:table-row keep-together.within-column=always
...
This will prevent the content of this row from getting broken apart at
My guess is the demand for this is still quite low (esp. WRT pdf output),
due to the extended functionality offered by the Acrobat SDK, which allows
the .NET-minded ( C# / VB ) folks to _easily_ generate pdf output from
whatever source they want (w.o. the intermediate use of anything like
On Tue, 2003-12-02 at 06:40, Gunnar Liljas wrote:
Would a .NET port be worthwhile? Very much so.
Is there a reason the .NET app can't communicate with FOP
over a network connection ? Why is a port needed ?
They just might do that, and while they're at it, they'll probably launch an
This means you can only select MS Mincho and MS PMincho
I can already use both MS Mincho (monospace) and MS PMincho (the P stands
for Proportional) just fine. The problem is that I cannot make these fonts
appear in different weights. (Or perhaps I've completely missed the point of
your email?)
Graham Hannington wrote:
I can already use both MS Mincho (monospace) and MS PMincho (the P stands
for Proportional) just fine. The problem is that I cannot make these fonts
appear in different weights. (Or perhaps I've completely missed the point of
your email?)
FOP does not have an engine to
FOP does not have an engine to create fonts with different weight a single
typeface definition.
Gotcha, thanks. I think this is what JPFOP, er, kludges (no disrespect
intended to the developer). From the JPFOP site:
renderInlineArea() method was modified. ... For Bold, the characters are
Was wonder how to keep the contents of a table-cell from breaking
across pages when the table cell contains several paragraphs blocks.
Try this:
fo:table-row keep-together.within-column=always
...
This did the trick. Viel Dank.
Graham Hannington wrote:
Gotcha, thanks. I think this is what JPFOP, er, kludges (no disrespect
intended to the developer). From the JPFOP site:
renderInlineArea() method was modified. ... For Bold, the characters are
rendered 4 times with offset.
If I read this correctly, and JPFOP is
