Re: Retrieve-marker problem. Can anyone help with wrapper workaround?

2004-10-22 Thread John Burgess
Andreas

Thanks very much!  Putting the marker in a wrapper in an otherwise empty
block stopped it appearing, and had it correctly formatted in the footer.

I've looked again at what was happening before and you're quite right - the
Chapter didn't appear.  I'm afraid I had misunderstood fo:marker and assumed
it took a copy of the text inside that would also be shown in the flow and
that was what I saw, rather than what was actually in front of my eyes.

My apologies, and once again thanks very much indeed!

John

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> > -Original Message-
> > From: John Burgess [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> Hi John,
>
> I know it sounds like a bit of a pain, but try to use this:
>
> 
>  
> Introduction
> 
> 
>
> 
> Introduction
> 
>
> Notice that the actual title appears in two places (under the
> fo:marker/fo:wrapper, and once again in a block *after* the wrapper)
>
> I don't really see how your problem could arise though... IIC, then the
text
> placed under fo:marker shouldn't be visible anywhere except when there is
a
> corresponding fo:retrieve-marker that retrieves it --at least that's the
way
> it currently works for me, and how it's defined in the spec:
>
> "The fo:marker does not directly produce any area. Its children may be
> retrieved and formatted from within an fo:static-content, using an
> fo:retrieve-marker..."
>
> Currently, FOP maintenance version only has a problem with the '...and
> formatted...' part. The rest seems to be handled quite OK.
>
> Greetz,
>
> Andreas
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RE: Retrieve-marker problem. Can anyone help with wrapper workaround?

2004-10-22 Thread Andreas L. Delmelle
> -Original Message-
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> Here is my marker code (FOP 0.20.3):
>
> 
>  white-space-collapse="true">
>   
>  marker-class-name="{name(.)}"> select="."/>
>   
> 
> 

This solution will also do the trick, but...

Be careful with fo:inline's. As I recall, in FOP 0.20.X fo:wrapper's still
treated the same way as fo:inline, but according to the spec fo:inline
generates areas of itself --thus an fo:wrapper seems to be more appropriate
here (well actually... 'nothing' seems to be even more appropriate, but you
can't win 'em all ;-) )

Greetz,

Andreas



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RE: Retrieve-marker problem. Can anyone help with wrapper workaround?

2004-10-22 Thread Andreas L. Delmelle
> -Original Message-
> From: John Burgess [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]


Hi John,

I know it sounds like a bit of a pain, but try to use this:


 
Introduction




Introduction


Notice that the actual title appears in two places (under the
fo:marker/fo:wrapper, and once again in a block *after* the wrapper)

I don't really see how your problem could arise though... IIC, then the text
placed under fo:marker shouldn't be visible anywhere except when there is a
corresponding fo:retrieve-marker that retrieves it --at least that's the way
it currently works for me, and how it's defined in the spec:

"The fo:marker does not directly produce any area. Its children may be
retrieved and formatted from within an fo:static-content, using an
fo:retrieve-marker..."

Currently, FOP maintenance version only has a problem with the '...and
formatted...' part. The rest seems to be handled quite OK.

Greetz,

Andreas




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Re: Retrieve-marker problem. Can anyone help with wrapper workaround?

2004-10-22 Thread Louis . Masters

John:

Here is my marker code (FOP 0.20.3):



  

  



The inner inline was to "fix" the "fo:marker must be an initial child,and
'marker-class-name' must be unique for same parent" messages.  The "for"
loop is because I have multiple dynamically generated markers in a given
area.

Hope this helps.

-Lou



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I am trying to use maker and retrieve-marker to put the title of the
current chapter into the header of my documents.
I have this working BUT the formatting of the chapter title in the header
is the same as where the marker is i.e. Large
and Bold, appropriately for the title of a chapter bit not for a running
header.

I know this is a known problem with fop (I am using 0.20.5 by the way).
However, in the mailing list archive I saw amongst the messages dealing
with this problem one from Andreas L. Delmelle saying:

Oh, another detail: there's a nasty bug with markers that renders them with
the same properties as the region/block where they are defined, so to make
it work correctly, you have to add an fo:wrapper around the marker to set
the font-size/-weight etc. to the same values they have in the static
content...

For more info: check the examples for markers that came with FOP
(FOP_HOME/examples/fo/markers)

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I think I have probably misunderstood what Andreas means.

What I did was to have

 
 
Introduction


But while that meant the header was in the correct font etc., the chapter
title was then very small.
Is there a workaround for this situation?

Best Wishes
John Burgess
Risk Decisions Limited
T: 01865 718666
F: 01865 718600
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Retrieve-marker problem. Can anyone help with wrapper workaround?

2004-10-22 Thread John Burgess



I am trying to use maker and retrieve-marker to put 
the title of the current chapter into the header of my documents.
I have this working BUT the formatting of the 
chapter title in the header is the same as where the marker is i.e. Large 

and Bold, appropriately for the title of a chapter 
bit not for a running header.
 
I know this is a known problem with fop (I am using 
0.20.5 by the way).  However, in the mailing list archive I saw amongst the 
messages dealing with this problem one from Andreas L. Delmelle 
saying:
 
Oh, another detail: there's a nasty bug with 
markers that renders them withthe same properties as the region/block where 
they are defined, so to makeit work correctly, you have to add an fo:wrapper 
around the marker to setthe font-size/-weight etc. to the same values they 
have in the staticcontent...For more info: check the examples for 
markers that came with 
FOP(FOP_HOME/examples/fo/markers)---
 
I think I have probably misunderstood what Andreas 
means.  
 
What I did was to have
 
 
 
Introduction

 
But while that meant the header was in the correct 
font etc., the chapter title was then very small.
Is there a workaround for this 
situation?
 
Best WishesJohn BurgessRisk Decisions 
LimitedT: 01865 718666F: 01865 718600[EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.riskdecisions.com/
 
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Re: Marker problem

2001-12-06 Thread Steven Ford
Thanks for your response.  The size of the content was the first thing I 
thought of.  I increased it to a ridiculously high size and I got the 
same results except my body was halfway down the page. Anyway, it fit on 
the first two pages.  I only get the problem when my table is larger 
than one page.  Right now I have 2 tables.   The first one fits on one 
page.  the second table starts one page two and flows into page three. 
It fails on page three.

Keiron Liddle wrote:
Hi,
The messages about the marker not being added could be due to some 
minor error like the marker is not the first child of the block or 
there is whitespace before the marker (markers haven't been fully 
implemented yet).

The message "Some static content could not fit in the area." indicates 
that something could not fit into the static area on page three. This 
may be the real reason that you do not see the marker. You need to 
increase the size of the static area or reduce the size of the contents.
Fop does not currently handle this properly, it should (by default) 
put all the contents there and clip so you only see the specified area.

On 2001.12.05 17:06 Steven Ford wrote:
I am using a marker to change  the header each time there is a new 
'Center'  in the data.  I get the following error:

marker cannot be added to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'marker 
cannot be added to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [1] [2] 
[3Warning: Some static content could not fit in the area.]

I retrieve the marker in the xsl-region-before. It shows up fine in 
the first and second pages but fails in the third. Where it fails is 
when a table spans over into a new page.

I am displaying data grouped by "Center". each center is in a table 
which is in it's own block. At the top of the block I have:


Center: 201445 - Clinical Chemistry 

I get 3 pages. the first page is fine, the center has a few rows and 
fits on one page. The next center starts on a new page (I use 
). page 2 is fine but page 3 is a
continuation of the block & table that started on page 2 and I get 
the above error.

Does anyone have an idea what is causing this?
PS - If you can't tell by my question I am new to XSL-FO





Re: Marker problem

2001-12-06 Thread Keiron Liddle
Hi,
The messages about the marker not being added could be due to some minor 
error like the marker is not the first child of the block or there is 
whitespace before the marker (markers haven't been fully implemented yet).

The message "Some static content could not fit in the area." indicates 
that something could not fit into the static area on page three. This may 
be the real reason that you do not see the marker. You need to increase 
the size of the static area or reduce the size of the contents.
Fop does not currently handle this properly, it should (by default) put 
all the contents there and clip so you only see the specified area.

On 2001.12.05 17:06 Steven Ford wrote:
I am using a marker to change  the header each time there is a new 
'Center'  in the data.  I get the following error:

marker cannot be added to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'marker 
cannot be added to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [1] [2] 
[3Warning: Some static content could not fit in the area.]

I retrieve the marker in the xsl-region-before. It shows up fine in the 
first and second pages but fails in the third. Where it fails is when a 
table spans over into a new page.

I am displaying data grouped by "Center". each center is in a table 
which is in it's own block. At the top of the block I have:


Center: 201445 - Clinical Chemistry 

I get 3 pages. the first page is fine, the center has a few rows and 
fits on one page. The next center starts on a new page (I use ). page 2 is fine but page 3 is a
continuation of the block & table that started on page 2 and I get the 
above error.

Does anyone have an idea what is causing this?
PS - If you can't tell by my question I am new to XSL-FO



Marker problem

2001-12-05 Thread Steven Ford
I am using a marker to change  the header each time there is a new 
'Center'  in the data.  I get the following error:

marker cannot be added to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'marker 
cannot be added to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [1] [2] 
[3Warning: Some static content could not fit in the area.]

I retrieve the marker in the xsl-region-before. It shows up fine in the 
first and second pages but fails in the third. Where it fails is when a 
table spans over into a new page.

I am displaying data grouped by "Center". each center is in a table 
which is in it's own block. At the top of the block I have:


Center: 201445 - Clinical Chemistry 

I get 3 pages. the first page is fine, the center has a few rows and 
fits on one page. The next center starts on a new page (I use ). page 2 is fine but page 3 is a
continuation of the block & table that started on page 2 and I get the 
above error.

Does anyone have an idea what is causing this?
PS - If you can't tell by my question I am new to XSL-FO