In your fop dir:
examples\fo\markers\
Also search the archives for "marker" - there are several examples.
Cheers,
Roland
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 12 December 2003 10:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: printing "continued.." on
Hi,
Iam a newbie to xsl:fo. I would like to
print "Continued..." after a page break and only if a page break occurred.
I currently have the text inside a table body but am flexible to change it if
needed.
After going throug the mail archives, I found that this would require use
Gergely Hajdu wrote:
[impreciese stuff]
At least you mentioned unambiguously that you are *generating*
a TIFF image, rather than including one.
Try setting a black background on all your regions:
...
Don't forget to set the normal text color to white. I think
it should work to set it on
> -Original Message-
> From: Gergely Hajdu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Which are the places where I could insert a background
> property ? And how should the code look like ?
>
You almost had it right in the fo you sent. Just put the block-container
inside the fo:flow (and add another in
Hi, I am running this XSL-FO through :
org.apache.fop.apps.Driver
to generate the TIFF.In this package I can?t
find how to set the background ( if it is possible ?)
of the created image. So therefore I would like to
do it at this level. Even if it is possible to set
background in org.apache.fop.ap
Gergely Hajdu wrote:
A block container must be a descendant of a fo:flow or fo:static-content
according to the spec (a child for getting absolute positioning
correctly in FOP).
...
So I would like to have black background to this template when creating the
TIFF.
There is no refere
Hi, what I am trying to do, is to get a black background
for the TIFF-image I am creating (by the template used
below). And I thought there are 2 ways to achieve this :
1.Set the background to black directly ( by using some
fo:region/fo:container tag)
2.If 1 doesn't work, insert a black-rectangle
> I've a problem with the hyphenation in fop. There is a certain word that
> contains a minus character that should not be hyphenated. Is there a way
> to add this word in the hyphenation.xml file, so that it won't get
> hyphenated? Or do I have to translate the minus character to a special
> minus
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Your RE: problem with positioning of fo:block-container
document
:
Hi,
I've a problem with the hyphenation in fop. There is a certain word that
contains a minus character that should not be hyphenated. Is there a way
to add this word in the hyphenation.xml file, so that it won't get
hyphenated? Or do I have to translate the minus character to a special
minus c
Gergely Hajdu wrote:
Could someone PLEASE help me how to write code,
to obtain black background ( maybe this can be set directly, or
maybe by inserting a black rectangle that covers the hole page)
for an image to be rendered ? And where should this code be
inserted ?
For the moment I have something
Peter Menzel wrote:
In the last table cell, I have a nested table with just one row of text.
What happens is, that my nested table doesn't fill the entire last table-cell
of the sourrounding table, which causes this bottom line to be shown in
the middle of my last table cell.
Couldnt you just tur
Could someone PLEASE help me how to write code,
to obtain black background ( maybe this can be set directly, or
maybe by inserting a black rectangle that covers the hole page)
for an image to be rendered ? And where should this code be
inserted ?
For the moment I have something like this :
I k
Hi all fop users,
I have a problem fitting a table in a table-cell.
my table looks like:
++-- ... --+---+
|a text with | +___X___+
|a line break| | |
++-- ... --+---+
what the picture says, is that in one table-row
I have one or more tab
Stan Pinte wrote:
by the way, is ir re-entrant? (could be used by multiple threads at the
same time to render different pdf's)?
No, the rendering methods are all synchronized. If you want to
take advantage of multiple threads you probably have to implement
a pool.
In most cases however rendering i
Bachorík Michal wrote:
-+ > when i tried to use , nothing was rendered.
-+
-+ This element isn't implemented. There is an error logged,
-+ and the content is dropped. I also don't think it would
-+ help with your problem if it was implemented.
Thanx for explaining. But my FOP doesn't show
Could someone PLEASE help me how to write this code,
to obtain black background ( maybe this can be set directly, or
maybe by inserting a black rectangle that covers the hole page)
for the image to be rendered ? And where should this code be
inserted ?
Thanks in advance
/Gergely
-Original Me
> -+ >
> -+ > a >
> -+ b
> -+ > c >
> -+ d
> -+ >
> -+ >
> -+ > is there any way to get 'a' 'b' 'c' 'd' to render on one line?
> -+
> -+ There is no reason why it won't be rendered on one line. If
> -+ you mean you don't want the whitespace between a and b and
> -+ so on, then
Thanks for your quick answer.
As I was thinking Crimson was the cause of this issue, I changed the fo:root
tag of the .fo file,
and the parser was not confused by the document anymore.
Frédéric Kieffer
-Message d'origine-
De: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: mercredi 10 déc
A time of 4 to 5 seconds for a 3..4 page document is very slow
for modern machines.
- Check for warm-up times. It may pay off to reuse the driver object.
by the way, is ir re-entrant? (could be used by multiple threads at the
same time to render different pdf's)?
- Check JVM memory settings.
- I
Thx for reply, but :) .. (see below)
-+ > i found solution - to manually change the order of the
-+ > elements. but it sometimes results
-+ to shifting another .
-+
-+ This may be due to inherited margin settings. Be sure to
-+ placeabsolutely positioned block containers only as
-+
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