is problem.
This is a known problem with TrueType fonts, documented here:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/fonts.html#truetype-metrics
under the "-enc ansi" option. There is no workaround other than using "-enc
ansi", which limits the char
this works in FOP
0.20.5 or not, but I think it does). The other way is to put an empty nested
block, where you want the line break, and I am pretty sure that
does work.
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ow can I generate a marker that will be externally visible?
Actually, what you need is something to identify the target, not the link.
The basic mechanism is the "id" property that is available on most objects,
but you also need to tell FOP to create a "destination":
http://xm
lock and Line layout that reference it, then work
backwards from there. It sure could be something else, but that is my best
guess about where to start. (I don't have FOP 0.20.5 set up in a development
environment anymore, or I would dig a bit deep
oth custom fonts and image .
Try using the "fontBaseDir" entry instead of "baseDir". See:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/configuration.html#summary-key-value
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> I think someone asked this question ( inadvertently deleted
> that email) But how do we programmatically increase the
> memory size for FOP Java VM?
AFAIK, it must be done from the command-line. I don't know of a way to do
this from within a Java program
tom code on your own.
You may get a better return on your investment by working on one of the
rewrite efforts. The FOP redesign is one, and the others are graciously
listed by FOP here:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/resources.html#products-other
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> in WinAnsiEncoding. The real problem is that FOP currently
> doesn't contain a parser for PFB or PFA files that could
> parse the character map. I don't know if Victor Mote could
> use the font with his PFB parser in FOray.
If it is a standard T
to know how they are handled there, but FOP doesn't handle those formats
anyway. Best bet for FOP 0.20.5 is probably to use a TrueType font, but then
you have to live with the encoding limitations there (either WinAnsi or
underlying text is scrambled).
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recommended option above) is probably to pick one of the rewrite efforts &
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ts to improve 0.20.5 underway, and this may
change with at least some of them. However, I still wouldn't expect it to be
significant unless you are talking about blocks whose contents by themselves
are bumping up against memory limits, which is pret
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aphicsEnvironment ge = null;
try {
ge = GraphicsEnvironment.getLocalGraphicsEnvironment();
} catch (LinkageError e) {
return false;
}
return true;
}
HTH.
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other intelligent buffering system, he needs to understand that the FOP
developers won't use it unless it is written for the head/trunk.
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rs are more oriented toward a given output medium, so you are
more likely going to be modifying or extending one to handle your custom
elements, but yes, this general technique could work as well. My guess is
that this is probably even more of a pain than option 1 above.
which are overwhelming), it would be a violation of
the XSL-FO standard.
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evious posting I used the word "bidi" where I meant
writing-mode. The answer is the same. Sorry for the confusion.
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S tables. The commercial
implementations are your best bet right now. I think that RenderX handles
the bidi issue, but not the ligature issue correctly. I don't know about
Antenna House, but you might check with them as well:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/resources.htm
pace. IIRC, you can accomplish the
same thing with an empty element:
Text on first line.Text on second line.
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Vojko wrote:
> The last thing I need...is that my servlet runs with -c
> userconfig.xml where I defined font metrics files.
I think you'll have to do that programmatically:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/embedding.html#config-external
y to be even pricier. Best solution that I can think of is probably
to just purchase a different font (or hire someone to fix the existing one
-- but watch out for licensing issues).
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e 280R (8096Mb) - failed
>
> How is it that a 24meg font file is requiring that much
> memory to process?
Do you mean TTFReader? If you are really running it through PFMReader, that
might be the problem.
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able to do this as well. I think RenderX XEP has Type1 support for their
PostScript renderer. They have a new release due out in October, I think.
Other commercial applications may support what you want as well, but I am
in the time frame you want, that is probably your
best option. If not, please contact me off-list for another possible
solution.
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th the multiple entries
and use it in the method. Something like this:
java.util.ArrayList list = new java.util.ArrayList;
list.add("ascii-85");
list.add("flate");
Configuration.put("stream-filter-list", list, Configuration.PDF);
There is a strong p
ion really *is* of
interest only for developers.
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level problem, i.e. I don't think it is even
getting as far as the RTF code.
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ile, I don't follow. I can see the content here:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/xml-fop/src/documentation/content/xdocs/ou
tput.xml?rev=1.16&only_with_tag=MAIN&view=markup
at line 240.
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> measurements like pt or mm. I would imagine 600 meant 0.6em here.
>
> Perhaps one of the committers can be of more help here.
Yes, that is correct as a practical matter.
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ent weights. I'm looking at:
>
> http://www.ricoh.co.jp/swd/font/valu-d2/wabun/index.html
Yes, printing the glyph 4 times might be acceptable for printing, but not
for searching or indexing. See also:
http://www.adobe.com/type/browser/C/C_japanese.jhtml
Also, keep in mind FOP's curren
Richard Sweeney wrote:
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>
>
>
>
I think this is what you are looking for:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/graphics.html#resolution
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n me
> and everyone else on the FOP team, but the implication is there in the
> Rec. if you read it carefully.
Peter:
I'm going to move this over to fop-dev & respond there.
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cmr10.ttf ttfcm.xml
See also:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/fonts.html#truetype-metrics
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really *that* limited, this should definitely be
> mentioned on the website.
http://xml.apache.org/fop/output.html#pcl-limitations
says "SVG is not supported."
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e users. I find the color-coding extremely useful, but if it is
confusing everyone, perhaps we should remove it.
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plemented in the
trunk, a bit klunkily and needing work, but the basics should work. I would
be glad for people to use it and test it and let us know of exceptions to
the structure that is there.
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FOP passes a conformance test for basic XSL-FO support WRT text-transform,
but only because support for text-transform is not required for basic XSL-FO
support.
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command-prompt :-)
http://xml.apache.org/fop/fonts.html#type1-metrics
http://xml.apache.org/fop/fonts.html#truetype-metrics
Do you have suggestions for improving the above?
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oblem at that level, rather than trying to have FOP
work around it. I don't know of any other software that tries to allow the
user to adapt the font the way are doing now. However, ...
> Of course, we could have both.
... I have no big problem with this.
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ty if I could stop cursing the decision to split
the development into two lines.
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que I posted earlier will work *with java*, and you should be able
to find a way to do it with javascript as well, at least with some XSLT
engines. Certainly it is better to use pure XSLT if you can as that will be
more portable.
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T (to get today's date) is demonstrated.
Note also that this must be dependent on your XSLT engine, so check its docs
or mailing lists for more specific information.
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Robert P. J. Day wrote:
> On Sat, 6 Sep 2003, Victor Mote wrote:
>
> > Robert P. J. Day wrote:
> >
> > > the docbook FO stylesheets have a parameter
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > that i'd obviously like to change to reflect t
operly, look at the intermediate fo file or the stylesheet itself to see
what it is doing, and adjust accordingly (possible adjustments would be to
the stylesheet itself, or manual adjustments to the font metrics file
itself).
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y adopted by Adobe, I don't know. Both PostScript and PDF use
72-units-per-inch as the default definition for the size of a unit of user
space. This is commonly called a point, and is the basis for FOP's sizes,
and therefore AFAIK, the an
make sure it actually
has some SVG code in it, and that there is no obvious namespace problem.
Beyond that, we'll need to get someone with more Batik expertise to answer.
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believe that is correct, so, from the original post:
52 millipoints = 520 points = 7.22 inches = 18.34 cm
507402 millipoints = 507.402 points = 7.047250 inches = 17.900015 cm
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stration. If it isn't registered with the o/s, AWT (and therefore FOP)
can't see it. O'Reilly has some good books on X if you don't have something
else already.
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Psi Aushilfe3 wrote:
> > Does number-columns-spanned attribute work when you generate a PDF? It
> works
>
> Yes.
>
> ...as I mentioned, jfor is _very_ buggy :-((
I am confused. AFAIK, FOP 0.20.5 is not related to jfor at all. Did you send
your original inquiry to the wro
e.org/fop/compliance.html#fo-property-absolute-position
where absolute-position is described as not being implemented in FOP.
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See:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/fo.html#external-resources
where the syntax is described, with links to the appropriate underlying
standards. It is possible that some of the example files are not up-to-date.
If you can be more specific, we'll work on getting them fixed.
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for more details. Another alternative is to simply use an XSLT
transformation to get your text output.
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work on
both bugs and features in a much more sane environment.
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Julian Reschke wrote:
> here's a very short description for "extensions.xml":
OK, I have added this to CVS, along with a few embellishments. It should be
live on the site within a few days. Again, thanks for pointing this out and
helping to get it docume
st it, I'll test it and get
it into the doc. Thanks for pointing this out.
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> Do we know when the Apache FOP 1.0 version is going to
> be released.
No.
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Victor Mote wrote:
> I'll bet it doesn't like those backslashes in your pathelement locations
> (actually, it doesn't care, but it isn't doing what you want it to). Ant,
> like Java, is filesystem-agnostic, and doesn't care which filesystem
> convention you u
ilesystem
convention you use to specify paths, but it does need for the backslash to
be escaped if you're going to use it. So, on all three, change the "\" to
"\\" or, if you prefer, to "/". If that doesn't solve the problem, then
build the entire path name in
t.fo processes normally and creates
> bookmarks.
Sorry, I'm even more confused than before. Are you saying that the fox:
elements do not even appear in the fo file?
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(and is consistent with the previous answers):
http://xml.apache.org/fop/graphics.html#resolution
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Clay Leeds wrote:
> I'm having problems getting my Bookmarks to work. I've attempted to
> follow the instructions here without success:
Do the PDF outline items show up, and the links not work, or do the PDF
outline items not show up at a
think it will be
one of the last things to be addressed. Also, if a developer came along who
wanted to work on it, we could provide some assistance.
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. If the element that drives your fox:outline creation
template doesn't have an id, just don't create the fox:outline element.
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> board. At the very least, in the short term, we need to improve the doc to
> reflect this -- I'll make understanding what is going on here &
> documenting
> it a priority.
OK, I have rewritten the doc to reflect what I *think* I know about
minate the possibility that the image itself is causing the problem.
Also, be sure to turn on the "-d" option for debugging, and look in the log.
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l#check-input
If it occurs before that point, then you really have an XSLT question.
Otherwise, please make sure you are running the latest version of FOP, then
post back to this list with a 2-3 line snippet showing the context (more if
needed).
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e short term, we need to improve the doc to
reflect this -- I'll make understanding what is going on here & documenting
it a priority.
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t the Ant attribute. I guess it would just be a boolean, perhaps
something like basedirfromfo, where true would implement your change, and
false would use the basedir for the fileset. Or, there may be some other
similar issues that need to be rolled into this idea.
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where the "basedir" configuration option is discussed. Between the two, I
think you should be able to set the base directory to anything you want.
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cutting some of the jumbled text from your PDF and pasting it into another
application. Is the underlying text 1) correct, 2) the same as appears in
the PDF, or 3) something else?
I will be off-list for most of the next several hours, but will pick this
bac
URI. See
http://xml.apache.org/fop/fo.html#external-resources
for more details.
Also, please be sure to double-check that the file really is there.
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please* continue to raise
those on the list, as fixing the doc once is better than answering 100
emails on the same subject.
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;. Are you getting all "#" characters?
Are ASCII characters working and nothing else, or is nothing coming through
correctly? Can you see any patterns (like an "a" always comes out as a "w")?
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cing the file that is generating the error.
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good idea at the
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me-waster.
> and perhaps white for N/A. given that the colors represent the
N/A already is white.
> table entries, i see no need to have anything else in those
> table entries in terms of text.
What else are you seeing? The four you list are the four that are there.
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Clay Leeds wrote:
> On Wednesday, July 23, 2003, at 10:55 PM, Victor Mote wrote:
> > Robert P. J. Day wrote:
> >>so why do these table entries also say "yes" or "no"
> >>if the color is already supposed to indicate this?
>
Oops. I never noticed that because they work fine in my browser. Thanks for
pointing that out. I just committed & published a fix for this. It should be
live on the web site in about an hour (midnight Pacific time).
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ask to implement, but would one of the FOP
> developpers like to tell me whether there is a timeline when these
> properties will be supported?
This is pretty well documented here:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/gethelp.html#compliance
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gt; I need a solution pretty soon and don't know if/when this will come to
> fruition.
> Does anyone have any recommendations?
1) help with the redevelopment, 2) fund someone who is helping with the
redevelopment, 3)
lly we'd like to see you help us improve it along the
way too :-)
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to support you on the technical
side. If you can find an electronic Thai dictionary that includes
hyphenation, that should be a big help. Do you have any interest in helping
with this?
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ase of the
standard, and I think it would be pretty feasible to write an extension to
do it now.
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ocal filesystems, and I have
updated our FAQ page to point to this. Since this is *strictly* an XSL-FO
issue, and since it can be found through the FAQ already, I'm going to keep
it off of our Graphics page, although we can add a link from there to the
"External Resources" doc later if it looks like it is needed.
These changes are in CVS, & will be published in the next week or so.
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OP development to get the redesign
work done. We have a bunch of talented developers already working on the
project that would love to work on it full-time.
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brevity in 'help' files may be counter-productive.
I *think* the way it is set up now will work fine. Part of what I am trying
to highlight is the massive *similarities* between the key-value entries,
which ought to reduce errors on another axis. I may be wrong. If so, we'll
c
w in a general way how to set the
key-value items in the configuration. Since they are all the same, it
doesn't seem to make sense to document all of them.
Look for these changes to be on the live site sometime in the next 24 hours.
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/userconfig.xml?rev=HEAD
&only_with_tag=fop-0_20_2-maintain&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup
(you'll probably need to cut-and-paste that URL)
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a bit on the Adobe site. I have a copy of
Acrobat 6.0 Pro sitting on my desk uninstalled, but it will be a while
before I can dive into that.
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but I would try them anyway. If that works, please consider contributing the
metrics files back to the project. If not, please post a message to this
list to that effect. I also have a need to have OpenType font support, but
haven't had time to explore it, so maybe this is a good time.
Victor M
by another
application, that will illustrate the problem and the solution? Smaller is
better as long as the effect is clear. Please identify the generating
application in both cases. Thanks, and thanks again for your efforts here.
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it will be awhile before any of the developers would be able to do much on
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se white-is-zero encoding (TIFF's
> 'photometric interpretation' field)."
Got it. Thanks. As I am writing this up, I wonder whether the FOP native
support handles uncompressed images as well? Do you know?
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lumns. Also, whitespaces are not regarded. What is my mistake?
The short answer is that the PostScript renderer is not as mature as the PDF
renderer:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/output.html#ps
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solution (if it exists)?
Thanks again for your efforts here.
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y. As a result of my
> findings, it is clear that for embedding CMYK images into a resultant
> PDF, JPG is the only game in town.
The rest of this I follow, and will make changes to the website accordingly.
Again, thanks for your efforts here.
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