Daniel Noll wrote:
Thomas Zastrow wrote:
I agree. I didn't thought of bundling FOP directly with the fonts.
Instead, they could be put on another webpage and the user can download
them optional. It was just an idea, as it was some labour to build the
metrics for my preferred fonts ;-)
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Hi all
Is it FOP usefull for converting SWING GUI into HTML?
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Hi all
Is it FOP usefull for converting SWING GUI into HTML?
No. FOP converts XSL-FO (which is XML based Formatting tags) into a
Print Stream such as PDF or Postscript. FOP does have an AWT Renderer
for displaying the results of the Print Stream but this could not
J.Pietschmann wrote:
Manuel Mall wrote:
I am in no way an expert in Asian scripts but I believe Chinese is
typically written top to bottom.
That's classical Chinese. Nowadays rl-tb is commonly used.
J.PIetschmann
Commonly depends on where you are. In Macau, Hongkong and Taiwan,
Abel Braaksma wrote:
I don't agree that rl-tb is commonly used,
Darn transposition error, of course I meant lr-tb. Next
tie I'll spell it out, just to be sure...
J.Pietschmann
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Chris Bowditch wrote:
I thought the command was basically the same for all fonts, except
where .ttc collections were involved. I was (and still am)
considering writing some magic code which autocreates the metrics when
a new font is discovered.
No need ;) such code already exists in FOP
