A.R. (Tom) Peters wrote:
I noticed that when I generate PostScript output from FO, sub- and
super-scripts are not rendered correctly but are plainly in-line. PDF
output from the same .fo is correctly rendered below or above the
baseline.
I did not find this problem reported in the buglist or in
Hi,
I have a transparent PNG image in the region-before in a block-container,
but it does not display transparently when rendered to PDF.
Should it or is this a FOP limitation. If it should, do I have to include
transparency attribute or some such?
Any help appreciated.
Regards,
Mark
Hi All,
Is it possible to get the total number of pages before the FOP process the
XSL file? I'm trying to modify the Table class in org.apache.fop.fo.flow
folder, and I need to know the total number of pages in the generated PDF
file. Is this possible?
Thanks,
Chanaka
No.
You have to pass it to Fop twice. There is an example at
http://xml.apache.org/fop/fo.html#fo-total-pages
regards,
Mark
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From: Chanaka Amarasekara [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 12:02 PM
Subject: Total number of pages
You might have better luck post-converting the PDF to postscript with
ghostscript.
-Original Message-
From: A.R. (Tom) Peters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 3:57 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: no sub-, super-script in PS from .fo
I noticed that when I
I've just got Fop 0.20.5 installed and it's working great (thanks), but
I seem to have found a bug where if two table cells in the same column
and adjacent rows have the same value, the bottom one takes on the
formatting characteristics of the top. Basically I get a table like:
bBase rental
Casper Gasper wrote:
I've just got Fop 0.20.5 installed and it's working great (thanks), but
I seem to have found a bug where if two table cells in the same column
and adjacent rows have the same value, the bottom one takes on the
formatting characteristics of the top. Basically I get a table
I've just got Fop 0.20.5 installed and it's working great (thanks),
but I seem to have found a bug where if two table cells in the same
column and adjacent rows have the same value, the bottom one takes on
the formatting characteristics of the top. Basically I get a table
like:
bBase rental
On Mon, 23 Feb 2004, Teator, Michael wrote:
You might have better luck post-converting the PDF to postscript with
ghostscript.
No: I have EPS pictures and they get dropped when rendering PDF from FO.
I first have to generate PS - which tosses out the sub- and super-scripts,
but which will
Just as an aside: GhostScript correctly renders EPS pictures embedded in
a PDF generated by FOP. That's because GhostScript is a PostScript
interpreter and Acrobat Reader isn't.
On 23.02.2004 17:24:18 A.R. (Tom) Peters wrote:
I have EPS pictures and they get dropped when rendering PDF from FO.
I would like to print a SM i.e. service mark symbol in
my output PDF. Since FOP does not support suprtscript
is there any other way I could do it. I am using Times
and Helvetica fonts for rendering my PDF. I tried
using the entity reference #8480; but it does not
work.
Any ideas on how to get it
Kuba Krlikowski wrote:
I have a document with a lot of text and I don't know how many pages
it will give after rendering. Do you know how could I print some
special text on next to last page?
The simplest solution would be to actually put the text on next
to last page, perhaps in a new page
-Original Message-
From: Abhijit Junnare [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would like to print a SM i.e. service mark symbol in
my output PDF. Since FOP does not support suprtscript
is there any other way I could do it. I am using Times
and Helvetica fonts for rendering my PDF. I tried
'vertical-align' does seem to be working for PDF
output... (only for PDF)
So, something like:
fo:inline vertical-align=superSM/fo:inline
might just be enough...
This works perfect for my case. Thanks much
Hope this helps!
Cheers,
Andreas
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Just as an aside: GhostScript correctly renders EPS pictures embedded in
a PDF generated by FOP. That's because GhostScript is a PostScript
interpreter and Acrobat Reader isn't.
On 23.02.2004 17:24:18 A.R. (Tom) Peters wrote:
I have EPS pictures and they get dropped when
On Feb 23, 2004, at 9:38 AM, Chris Bowditch wrote:
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Just as an aside: GhostScript correctly renders EPS pictures embedded
in
a PDF generated by FOP. That's because GhostScript is a PostScript
interpreter and Acrobat Reader isn't.
On 23.02.2004 17:24:18 A.R. (Tom) Peters
Greetings all.
I am having a basic formatting issue concerning page breaks.
The scenario: I am calling several items of information to be displayed in
a single table row (which is set up as a template). This call loops N
times, depending on how many rows of information there are in the XML.
To keep items within a row together, I use keep-together=always on
table-row elements. This seems to work reasonably well. To keep rows
together, I use keep-with-next=always on table-row elements. I've had
varying degrees of success with this, mostly I suspect due to cockpit error.
The ongoing saga of
my FOP-driven letter engine continues. Now, management has requested that I
create letters that are comprised of 2 pages. The letter text on the first page,
and state-specific legal text on the back.
First, I want to
specifically say "this text can only go on even
-Original Message-
From: Kuba Krlikowski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a document with a lot of text and I don't know how many pages
it will give after rendering. Do you know how could I print some
special text on next to last page?
The simplest solution would be to
Yeah, somehow. Clay, it's a very good idea. The problem is simply that
we would need a complete PostScript interpreter. There is actually one
in the FreeHEP Java library but it's distributed under the LGPL and
therefore not accessible to us. Anyone out there who needs a good idea
for a weekend
In my experience, this works well. A caveat: I seem to remember
problems if the contents of a table-row make it larger than a page.
Good luck!
On Feb 23, 2004, at 10:39 AM, Koes, Derrick wrote:
To keep items within a row together, I use keep-together=always on
table-row elements. This seems to
On Mon, 23 Feb 2004, Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Just as an aside: GhostScript correctly renders EPS pictures embedded in
a PDF generated by FOP. That's because GhostScript is a PostScript
interpreter and Acrobat Reader isn't.
Yes, I know. But I have to print through Acrobat Reader and that can
-Original Message-
From: Tom Peters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
snip /
hold on
OK, I get some huge files. And AcroRead can show the drawings.
But now my JPG's are all blocky and the fonts are rastered to pixels -
awful!
Bwa-ha-haaa!
Does 'Font smoothing' or 'LineArt
During performance tuning, I came across the issue of non Base-14 fonts
killing performance. I have a pdf that renders in 20 seconds using the
Helvetica font but when the font is changed to a ttf file via the
userconfig.xml, the render time takes 2 minutes or more.
I have tried to create my
Hmm, and if you do PDF-PDF using GhostScript instead of PDF-PS-PDF,
i.e. without writing an intermediate file? I think that should be
possible. You may need to specify the full GhostScript command line to
do it right. I hope there is some difference.
On 23.02.2004 21:04:32 A.R. (Tom) Peters
On Mon, 23 Feb 2004, Jeremias Maerki wrote:
Hmm, and if you do PDF-PDF using GhostScript instead of PDF-PS-PDF,
i.e. without writing an intermediate file? I think that should be
possible. You may need to specify the full GhostScript command line to
do it right. I hope there is some
Matthew Case wrote:
First, I want to specifically say this text can only go on even pages
and that text can only go on odd pages. If the letter text goes over
one page, I want the text to roll onto a third page and leave the state
specific text only on page 2. Secondly, my engine right now
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