Hey Guys,
Is there any information available on how the Intermediate Format works?
I am trying to modify my barcode text.. but the file seems very fragile. I’ve
added the PCL codes and tried to manipulate text, and the file ends up all
screwy..The file definitely is XML parsable.. and it’s
On Jun 3, 2008, at 10:57, Martin Edge wrote:
I don't half wonder whether the Intermediate parser is a little
dodgey?
I'm pretty sure I'm not doing anything silly, but I get the
intermediate file I generate, process that to PCL, I can see it fine.
I simply open the .AT file, paste into
Martin Edge wrote:
Hey Guys,
The file definitely is XML parsable.. and it’s output using XmlDocument in c#
.NET.
XML parseable is a low hurdle! It also needs to represent the
correct semantics for FOP...
BugBear
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To
Hm... I'm editing the Intermediate file directly.. but It's possible I
suppose it applies to that as well..
Will give stripping it entirely of spaces.. if that's the solution,
shouldn't we add logic to clean it of spaces before attempting a PCL
conversion?
Depending on the file size it might
On 03.06.2008 15:22:04 Martin Edge wrote:
Hm... I'm editing the Intermediate file directly.. but It's possible I
suppose it applies to that as well..
Will give stripping it entirely of spaces.. if that's the solution,
shouldn't we add logic to clean it of spaces before attempting a PCL
Sorry - also should have added
XmlDocument thisDocument = new XmlDocument();
thisDocument.Load(myXML);
don't use:
thisDocument.Save(newFile);
use:
thisDocument.InnerXml.ToString()
instead and save the file yourself.
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From: Martin Edge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hallo,
I have a little problem with the Windows font Times New Roman. The Word2FO
stylesheet from RenderX does a normalization of font family names, resulting
in TimesNewRoman (without spaces) in the XSL-FO which FOP fails to resolve
using its font auto detection feature.
When using the old
Looks like PreserveWhiteSpace flag in the XmlDocument object seems to be
doing the trick so far. (in c#)
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From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 3 June 2008 11:30 PM
To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Re: Editing Text in the
On Jun 3, 2008, at 15:30, Jeremias Maerki wrote:
On 03.06.2008 15:22:04 Martin Edge wrote:
Hm... I'm editing the Intermediate file directly.. but It's
possible I
suppose it applies to that as well..
Will give stripping it entirely of spaces.. if that's the solution,
shouldn't we add logic
Hey Guys,
I would love some help on this issue because it has been driving me crazy.
First, let me describe what I am trying to do. I am trying to make images
that are bigger than my fo:block shrink to the size of the block, breaking
it off to its own line, so that no text is before or after
Andreas!!! I LOVE YOU!
That worked beautifully! Thank you so much for your help.
zach
_zachary_ wrote:
As long as I do not do anything to my smaller images they work fine,
however, I want to use the same code for big and small images without
having to check for the widths. e.g.
This
As long as I do not do anything to my smaller images they work fine, however,
I want to use the same code for big and small images without having to check
for the widths. e.g.
This is what happens when i don't add any attributes to my
external-graphics, all I add is a src.
On Jun 3, 2008, at 18:51, _zachary_ wrote:
As long as I do not do anything to my smaller images they work
fine, however,
I want to use the same code for big and small images without having
to check
for the widths. e.g.
This is what happens when i don't add any attributes to my
I have this test fo file. In FOP 0.94 the vertical line does not float over
the content, and in FOP 0.95b it does. Is this some fix or something that
was implemented into 0.95 or something? If so is there any way to get the
same results that 0.94 returns?
Thank you all for your help.
zach
On Jun 3, 2008, at 20:52, _zachary_ wrote:
Hi
I have this test fo file. In FOP 0.94 the vertical line does not
float over
the content, and in FOP 0.95b it does. Is this some fix or
something that
was implemented into 0.95 or something? If so is there any way to
get the
same results
My latest problem is the Intermediate file is 800Mb.. and when loading into
XmlDocument's Load method.. I run out of memory..
Guess I'll have to try and figure out how the heck you read/modify files of
this size in c#
Fun fun!
Any tips? :)
Thanks
Martin.
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