No idea. I don't have any plans in this direction and as I said, this is
not something that's in the XSL spec so there's little motivation to
work on it (especially if there are work-arounds). You're also the first
to ask for such a feature (if my brain serves me right). You can always
implement
Hi,
We use FOP extensively and we are facing now an issue regarding color
brilliance of some of our included images.
To keep this brilliance in the result PDF, we tried to use the sRGB Color
Space Profile.icm in the conf file.
But with no effect.
We use FOP 0.95b, along with
Generally, Batik doesn't support URI resolution using EntityResolver or
URIResolver as FOP does. Looking at your case I think this could be
improved by subclassing Batik's SAXSVGDocumentFactory (used in
PreloaderSVG.java) and overriding the resolveEntity() method to consult
FOP's URIResolver. Want
FOP 0.95beta uses the sRGB color space by default (because XSL-FO
defines all RGB colors in the sRGB color space). FOP always embeds an
sRGB color profile. So specifying another sRGB color space explicitely
doesn't have any effect. Can you elaborate on what you mean by an issue
regarding color
Hi,
I have two blocks, block A and block B. I want to put A and B in
paralell mode,just like:
block A . block B
block A has a different height with block B.
Can fop do with this?
Thx
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You can probably use fo:inline to format block B within block A or you
can place them in separate cells within a table.
Thanks,
Michael
In the event that I am arrested for being a domestic enemy of the
state, you should know that it is not true, and I will be back in the
I don't think blocks inside an inline is going to get you the desired
effect. I think what you're looking for is an inline-container, and
unfortunately it appears that FOP does not support inline-containers. I think
using a table is your only option here, which, because of lack of auto table
If you are just trying to keep the tops aligned, then a table should work.
You may have to change your vertical alignment depending on how you want
the content to appear.
If all else fails, you can absolute position them on the page.
-Lou
Michael Halpin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 06/30/2008
On Jun 30, 2008, at 16:29, Griffin,Sean wrote:
I don't think blocks inside an inline is going to get you the
desired effect. I think what you're looking for is an inline-
container, and unfortunately it appears that FOP does not support
inline-containers. I think using a table is your
Is there a way to use oriental characters like Arabic or Hebrew in FOP?
I have tried a few tests but the PDF output just shows the characters as
.
Thanks,
Michael
In the event that I am arrested for being a domestic enemy of the
state, you should know that it is not
Check this out: http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/0.94/fonts.html
Michael Halpin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 06/30/2008
12:46:15 PM:
Is there a way to use oriental characters like Arabic or Hebrew in
FOP? I have tried a few tests but the PDF output just shows the
characters as .
On Jun 30, 2008, at 18:46, Michael Halpin wrote:
Is there a way to use oriental characters like Arabic or Hebrew in
FOP?
In theory, yes. In practice, FOP is still severely limited when it
comes to different writing-modes (see also Bugzilla #42307, which
attempts to fix the issue for
On Jun 13, 2008, at 13:18, Andreas Delmelle wrote:
- Oorspronkelijk bericht -
Van: Vincent Hennebert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Verzonden: vrijdag, juni 13, 2008 12:17 PM
snip /
FOP lacks of robustness here since it crashes instead of just giving
a warning that column-number doesn’t
Andreas Delmelle-2 wrote:
On Jun 30, 2008, at 16:29, Griffin,Sean wrote:
I don't think blocks inside an inline is going to get you the
desired effect. I think what you're looking for is an inline-
container, and unfortunately it appears that FOP does not support
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