Hi,
there could be a good performance improvement by customizing FOP, it
encodes every single character it found in the XML in PDF without
testing if it has already been encoded, so upon a large large amount of
data, it could be a good solution.
By doing this FOP is 3 times more rapid on 5
Hi,
I already tested with device-independent units,
PDF rendering is ok, but when printing with fop
borders have the same width until reaching 0.35...mm
How can I print thinner borders?
Stefan Pickel
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Von: Andreas L Delmelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Jul 29, 2005, at 10:30, Stefan Pickel wrote:
I already tested with device-independent units,
PDF rendering is ok, but when printing with fop
borders have the same width until reaching 0.35...mm
Hmm... So that happens when you render directly to the printer
(PrintRenderer)?
I know that
Well, in 0.20.5 I think this is simply implicit and hardcoded. In the
trunk this took some adjusting in certain places. It could also be that
in 0.20.5 there are rounding errors that affect the border widths.
I'll check out the border behaviour in trunk shortly.
On 29.07.2005 12:15:37 Andreas L
Hello! I'm looking for a modified version of xhtml2fo.xsl that works with FOP.
The currently version from AntennaHouse doesn't display tables.
I've followed this email thread
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/xmlgraphics-fop-users/200206.mbox/[EMAIL
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and wondered if anyone
In fact, we use true type font and we added in PDFRenderer an hashMap which
has the mapping between the characters and their unicode, so when the hashMap
contains the character, we extract the corresponding unicode to render, else
we let the conversion method doing her job.
Hope this will help
Fabrizio Caldas wrote:
In that case I would have to parse the string I'm getting from a
properties file.
I was trying to avoid that.
I don't think you can avoid that.
If you feed an XML API a string, it will be treated as plain
text, no matter how hard you wish the machinery would magically
Andreas L Delmelle wrote:
If you were to replace the three separate apply-templates by only one:
xsl:apply-templates select=* /
or
xsl:apply-templates select=(p | list | table) /
or just
xsl:apply-templates/
J.Pietschmann
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