Processing xml as text is kinda dangerous, especially when you are
trying to
fiddle with tags, I believe a better and more safe way is to handle
\n\n stuff
one stage earlier - during fo generation, that's pretty simple in xslt
to
tokenize string into blocks by any delimiter, trivial recursive
Stephen Haberman wrote:
2) Run this result through a text manipulation program to replace all of
the \n\n with /fo:blockfo:block to simulate a paragraph break.
3) Run this result through FOP.
I'm thinking this will work once I get some scripts setup for it, but
I'm just wondering if there is a
You may want to try white-space-collapse=false as an attribute on your
fo:block. There are also other white space attributes that may be useful.
I'm not sure if all are supported in fop 0.20.4.
-Original Message-
From: Stephen Haberman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November
Koes, Derrick wrote:
You may want to try white-space-collapse=false as an attribute on your
fo:block. There are also other white space attributes that may be useful.
I'm not sure if all are supported in fop 0.20.4.
None of them is supported in 0.20.4.
J.Pietschmann
