On Wed, 11 Jun 2003, Anton Wardaschko (PA) wrote:
> Hi!
>
> J.Pietschmann & Robert P. J. Day - thanks for your answers!
>
> I can test the thing on the eving, but i'm sure, that they will work.
i'm not sure what the rationale is for having the default hyphenation
character be a "#", but if you
Hi!
J.Pietschmann & Robert P. J. Day - thanks for your answers!
I can test the thing on the eving, but i'm sure, that they will work.
My first problem with the path was solved for itself after rebuilding FOP with
only packages, that i use.
And the both others (# as hyphanation sign and warning
On Tue, 10 Jun 2003, J.Pietschmann wrote:
> anton wrote:
> > 3. The separator sign for hyphention in the preface is "#" and in the
>
> See
> http://xml.apache.org/fop/faq.html#pdf-characters
> Check the docbook XSL which character they actually use.
sadly, it's a "#", so anton will have to o
anton wrote:
1. Further i were able to write the path to my True Types without drive
letter: /aelitha-docbook/fonts/ and now FOP don't find the fonts:
[ERROR] Failed to read a font metrics file: Invalid font metrics file:
arial.xml (Invalid
fontBaseDir specified: /aelitha-docbook/fonts/ (no proto
Hi!
>>>
The easiest way is to put the XML version in the src/hyph directory and
recompile FOP ("build clean", followed by "build"). The XML file is
being converted to an internal format (serialized java object) as part
of this build process.
>>>
OK, it seems to work, thanks!
I have in this case
The easiest way is to put the XML version in the src/hyph directory and
recompile FOP ("build clean", followed by "build"). The XML file is
being converted to an internal format (serialized java object) as part
of this build process.
On 10.06.2003 09:42:38 Anton Wardaschko (PA) wrote:
> I get the
Hi!
I get the TeX hyphenation file and the XML version too, i set the path in the
userconf.xml, but i read on the command line again and again, that they are not
found. The path to the hyph files is correct, couse i'm able to embed the ttf
fonts. Any suggestions?
hyphenation-dir
/fop/buil