Sorry for the delay. Christmas got in the way.
On 24.12.2004 13:57:47 Saptarshi Sen wrote:
Hi,
I am just not able to embed fonts into my PDF images while using
PDFTranscoder. As a result, the PDF's are quite large.
But the output looks fine, right?
I created a config file with
,
Saptarshi.
pieUnicodeSVG.svg
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From: Saptarshi Sen
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 10:00 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Handling multiple spaces
This is getting increasingly away from FOP and closer to
Batik.nevertheless, I am
On 23.12.2004 17:29:45 Saptarshi Sen wrote:
This is getting increasingly away from FOP and closer to
Batik.
I hope that's not a problem for you. FOP is a XSL-FO converter while
Batik is an SVG converter. FOP just happens to implement the part that
converts SVG to PDF. This aspect is
On 24.12.2004 06:36:14 Saptarshi Sen wrote:
Hi,
I got the problem regarding the NoClassDefFoundErrors. The new jars
weren't mentioned in my Manifest file.
Now that I look at this a second time I realize that you mean that
you've solved the problem. D'Oh.
I was able to generate PDF's
plug into the 0.20.5 code and rebuild the fop.jar file?
Wish you a Merry Christmas.
Thanks,
Saptarshi.
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From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 24, 2004 12:54 PM
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Subject: Re: Handling multiple spaces
multiple spaces
Seems to be a bug in the SVG part in FOP 0.20.5. The attribute is
respected in the new SVG transcoder (in FOP CVS HEAD), however. If you
only need to convert the SVG into PDF (without any real need for XSL-FO),
you can try the PDF Transcoder for Batik. Try the one shipped
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Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 3:36 PM
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Subject: Re: Handling multiple spaces
Please, always follow up on the fop-users mailing list so other people
can profit, too.
The right URL is actually this one:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/xml-fop/src/java/org/apache/fop/svg
application/pdf pieUnicode.svg
(This uses FOP's PDF Transcoder to convert SVG to PDF. No XSL-FO
involved.)
Produces a nice PDF with spaces respected. If you need to integrate that
in a Java application, then look at the Transcoder documentation here:
http://xml.apache.org/batik
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Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 5:13 PM
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Subject: Re: Handling multiple spaces
Same here. That's why I said earlier, that you should use the PDF
Transcoder (not FOP itself) if you can live without XSL-FO, because if
you need XSL-FO (which I don't know
Uh, now it gets complicated
On 23.12.2004 14:32:56 Saptarshi Sen wrote:
Hi,
I got the desired output using Batik. I am now trying to integrate it
into my application.
Since Batik uses the PDFTranscoder class from FOP, what are the
various jar's that I need to include in my
).
In my case, I have all the jar's already in my Weblogic's application folder.
Thanks,
Saptarshi.
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From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 7:37 PM
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Subject: Re: Handling multiple spaces
Uh, now it gets
Hi,
We are using FOP to convert SVG images into PDF. The SVG images are
generated using a tool called PopChart.
When we view the SVG image, multiple spaces are collapsed into a
single space. This can be offset using the xml:space=preserve attribute in
the text tags. Is there any
The xml:space=preserve attribute does not seem to have any effect on the
PDF generated. The SVG image is within a fo:instream-foreign-object tag. I
could not find any attribute that will preserve white spaces.
I am attaching a typical fo file that we generate.
Thanks,
Saptarshi
a fo:instream-foreign-object tag. I
could not find any attribute that will preserve white spaces.
I am attaching a typical fo file that we generate.
Thanks,
Saptarshi.
pieUnicodeSVG.fo
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From: Saptarshi Sen
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004
Hi everyone,
I'm having a strange problem when rendering PCL with FOP, and I wander if
anybody have an idea about this:
I have some kind of a table with some texts in it. The texts may contain one
ore more spaces inside. My problem is that some of the texts containing
spaces are displayed badly
Razvan Veina wrote:
fo:table-cell border-top-style=double border-top-width=1pt
border-top-color=black
fo:blockLine no/fo:block
/fo:table-cell
Can you make sure the width defined for the column is not smaller than the
width of Line no Failing that its probably just a deficiency of the PCL
fine.
But now in some places of the same column the spaces seem to be much bigger
that a normal space... probably a strange way to calculate the position of
the texts... It's like when displaying a text composed from many words, each
word is displayed separately. Isn't it possible to treat
add the white-space-collapse property into your block
fo:block white-space-collapse=false
bla bla
/fo:block
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Betreff: Spaces when rendering PCL
, the texts were displayed fine.
But now in some places of the same column the spaces seem to be much bigger
that a normal space... probably a strange way to calculate the position of
the texts... It's like when displaying a text composed from many words, each
word is displayed separately. Isn't
Hello.
A while back you good folk taught me to use zero width spaces to allow my text
to wrap as I needed it to.
Now I have discovered that spaces in my text are not showing up in the output.
Example: SzwsAzwsMzwsPzwsLzwsEzws zwsTzwsEzwsXzwsT
where zws is #x200b;
(I know this is hard to read
let me know.
Thanks.
Jon
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From: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2004 1:23 PM
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Subject: Re: losing spaces when using zero width space?
Jon Allen wrote:
A while back you good folk taught me to use zero width
Jon Allen wrote:
Looks like the blanks are preserved during the transformation.
But then this line from the .fo file:
fo:inline(no description)/fo:inline
gets rendered into
(nodescription)
instead of
(no description)
What does this suggest to you?
That's odd. Which FOP release are you using?
0.20.5
We're not setting text-align.
Using nbsp works.
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From: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2004 2:42 PM
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Subject: Re: losing spaces when using zero width space?
Jon Allen wrote:
Looks like the blanks
Hi,
I have a few XML document. I have used EPIC Editor for
XML to create a stylesheet for these documents using
Epic's Turbo Styler. Now when I try to use this XSL
file along with XML document to generate PDF using FOP
it gives me an error. It says score-spaces not yet
supported
I guess that FOP
Abhijit Junnare wrote:
it gives me an error. It says score-spaces not yet
supported
I guess that FOP does not support some constructs used
by EPIC. Is there anything I can do to configure FOP
so that it will recognize this or it will ignore such
attribute when it appears in the stylesheet
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Subject: RE: Wrapping string (without spaces)...
How can i wrap a string(which has no spaces) inside a cell.
Example, if i have string SanFrancisco. But the cell accommodate
only 5 letter width. Then it has to wrap the word as
SanFr
ancisco
Inserting zero width spaces
Hi,
How can i wrap a string(which has no spaces) inside a cell.
Example, if i have string SanFrancisco. But the cell accommodate
only 5 letter width. Then it has to wrap the word as
SanFr
ancisco
Any idea, how to do this.
Thanks in advance
- KP
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Hello:
For some reason, when FOP handles the following xsl:fo it removes the space
between PISO Interrupt -- the toc entry becomes one single word.
fo:block text-align-last=justify space-after=3pt start-indent=3em
font-size=10pt font-family=Helvetica
fo:basic-link
Jon Steeves wrote:
For some reason, when FOP handles the following xsl:fo it removes the space
between PISO Interrupt -- the toc entry becomes one single word.
fo:block text-align-last=justify space-after=3pt start-indent=3em
font-size=10pt font-family=Helvetica
fo:basic-link
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*Subject:* Re: Spaces
try to use white-space-collapse=false property inside fo:block
joannes
- Original Message - *From:* Paulo Gustavo Benfatti
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Hi,
How can i add more than a space
between two words in fop:block tag ?
Thanks,
Paulo Benfatti
Accenture - São Paulo -
Brazil
try to use
white-space-collapse="false" property inside
fo:block
joannes
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From:
Paulo
Gustavo Benfatti
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 27, 2003 1:00
PM
Subject: Spaces
Hi,
How can i add more than a
space b
Hi all.
Last April there was a discussion in this list (started by Ralf Steppacher)
about spaces and precedences. The discussion considered the situation:
fo:block space-after=20pt space-after.precedence=1line 1/fo:block
fo:block space-before=10pt space-before.precedence=0line 2/fo:block
conditionality, precedences
and space collapsing. It unconditionally applies all space specifications.
You'll have to modify your XSLT to get the spaces you want.
J.Pietschmann
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FOP doesn't support mixing different font sizes within one line.
J.Pietschmann
Ok. But although FOP
doesnt support this feature, is there any kind of solution to solve
that? I dont think about me to be the first one havig this kind of
problem. Usually the text comes from a
Try the line-height property on fo:block.
On 21.01.2003 08:56:32 Ramon Maria Gallart wrote:
FOP doesn't support mixing different font sizes within one line.
J.Pietschmann
Ok. But although FOP doesn't support this feature, is there any kind of
solution to solve that? I don't think
Hi all. Weve got a problem using fop to format a
paragraph. The thing is that when we try to put a text inside a paragraph, we
get the undesired result as seen in the image attached. What can i do to set
the space between lines as best as possible?
Heres the code used to show the
Sorry.
Heres the attached image.
Thanks,
Ramon Maria Gallart
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Can you please attach (!) a complete XSL-FO sample (preferably zipped) so
we can reproduce? It's very awesome to scratch together a testfile from
inline code snippets. Thanks a lot for making our lifes easier.
And please indicate the version of FOP you're running. If you're running
0.20.3 or
Ramon Maria Gallart wrote:
It happens that inside the same paragraph there can be different font
sizes, so i just dont know what to do to fix it.
FOP doesn't support mixing different font sizes within one
line.
J.Pietschmann
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Hello group,
I have a problem:
fo:block padding-before=24pt
xsl:apply-templates select=//body/xsalutation/
xsl:value-of select=./ap/salutation/textxsl:value-of
select=./ap/surname/,/fo:block
will return:
Guten Tag Herr Scherler ,
But I want to have:
Guten Tag Herr Scherler,
So I tried the
Hi all.
Is there any way to force FOP to underline a string, even if it is composed
entirely of blank characters? I'm using fop-0.20.3, if that matters.
I have a template which produces an underlined, fixed-length string in my
pdf doc. It pads the string with spaces if necessary to make
Jack Donohue wrote:
Is there any way to force FOP to underline a string, even if it is composed
entirely of blank characters? I'm using fop-0.20.3, if that matters.
Try something which results in
fo:inline text-decoration=underline#x005F;
#160;/fo:inline
The first is the
than S2 (point 3 in 4.3.1).
Do I get that right? FOP would not suppress anything and just add all
spaces.
TIA!
Ralf
of the
definitions is to identify areas that have only spaces between them. So
actually I was also half-incorrect, because I spoke too hastily; with
respect to the situation with _siblings_ and their space-after/space-before,
the borders padding do _not_ have to have zero width.
Even where borders and padding
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From: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: April 24, 2002 5:17 PM
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Subject: Re: Spaces and precedence
Ralf Steppacher wrote:
I have a short question about spaces and precedences:
What I want is to suppress additional space if one
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From: Arved Sandstrom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: April 24, 2002 6:38 PM
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Subject: RE: Spaces and precedence
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Sent: April 24, 2002 5:17 PM
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Hi all.
I have a short question about spaces and precedences:
What I want is to suppress additional space if one headline directly
follows another.
To achieve this I wrote the template with FOs below but it does not work
(I played a bit with attributes and values and could not find any other
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Can you use fo:leader?
Check out http://www.renderx.com/Tests/leader.fo
HTH,
--Craeg
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Does anyone know a way to pass required spaces through FOP from XML to a
PDF?
The normal processing of x'20' spaces
I use fo:block white-space-collapse=false which preserves spaces and
works great with FOP.
Scott
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Can you use fo:leader?
Check out http://www.renderx.com/Tests/leader.fo
HTH,
--Craeg
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Does anyone know a way to pass required spaces through FOP from XML to a
PDF?
The normal processing of x'20' spaces collapses adjacent spaces to
eliminate extra white space, which
if there
is an IOException. So, does a pdf file ignore leading spaces or bits at
the beginning or is it impossible to check if the user pressed the stop
button?
Does anyone know a way to pass required spaces through FOP from XML to a
PDF?
The normal processing of x'20' spaces collapses adjacent spaces to
eliminate extra white space, which is normally good but not in all cases,
and 'white-space-treatment=pre' (which would preserve these) isn't
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