AW: AW: start-indent endindents too

Hi Andreas, So, the start-indent can only be used to be inherited by the blocks. It is the width that is computed incorrectly, not the offset. I didn't understand everything you said in your last mails, but on this part I can agree. :-) Regards, Georg Datterl -- Kontakt --

AW: AW: multicolumn with headline

Hi Andreas, I think Vincent is right: not doable with XSL-FO. Breaking the flow's column-layout can only be achieved by span=all and that property only has effect for direct children of the flow. If you specify it on a deeper block, the processor should ignore it (according to the Rec)

AW: AW: W: AW: Keep-together.within-page in FOP 0.95

Hi Jeremias, I finally came around to testing your keep-together with numbers and it did not quite work as I did not expect anyway. Let's assume I have one block with five child blocks. If all five blocks fit on one page, keep them on one page. Otherwise break between block 3 and 4. If any

Re: start-indent endindents too

Hi Georg, I think you uncovered another uncertainty due to XSL-FO referencing CSS2. Basically it depends on which effect the “left” property has, given that in your example it has its default value of “auto” [1]. Looking at CSS2, the answer is all but straightforward [2]. However, if we make the

Re: multicolumn with headline

Hi Georg, Georg Datterl wrote: Hi Andreas, I think Vincent is right: not doable with XSL-FO. Breaking the flow's column-layout can only be achieved by span=all and that property only has effect for direct children of the flow. If you specify it on a deeper block, the processor should

AW: multicolumn with headline

Hi Vincent, That seems to solve two problems in one, just one last(?) thing: Why is the marker defined in each row? Regards, Georg Datterl -- Kontakt -- Georg Datterl Geneon media solutions gmbh Gutenstetter Straße 8a 90449 Nürnberg HRB Nürnberg: 17193 Geschäftsführer:

AW: multicolumn with headline

Hi Vincent, Upon a closer look, it doesn't quite solve the main, initial problem: If the headline takes more than one line, it spills into the table. If I could be sure it's always only one line, I could as well let the header extend for 12pt+14.4pt, write Headline... into the header and let

xHeight value could not be determined

Hi all, I am getting a warning in FOP 0.95: xHeight value could not be determined. The font may not work as expected. Am I correct in assuming that may not work as expected applies only to sub- and superscript or are there other caveats? The font in question is a Dingbats font. Kind

AffineTransform on 2nd page

Hello, I'm trying to load a schematic xml and this works fine, until the point where a second page with text output should be created. The Text is always on different positions and sometimes turned around. How can I specify a diffrebt transformation on a second PDF page: private

Re: multicolumn with headline

Hi Georg, Georg Datterl wrote: Hi Vincent, Upon a closer look, it doesn't quite solve the main, initial problem: If the headline takes more than one line, it spills into the table. If I could be sure it's always only one line, I could as well let the header extend for 12pt+14.4pt,

AW: multicolumn with headline

Hi Vincent, Then you have to do it in two steps: one to see in how many lines the headline will be broken, Does FOP offer any help here? I could calculate the string length and divide, but that would not take hyphenation into account. About the number of occurences of the marker: you

Out of Memory Error from Java

I have: FOP 0.95 Linux Java 1.5 My Java starts with memory set as: -Xmx192m I can print an unlimited number of individual invoices in a single Java process (i.e. the user chooses the option to print). For example, print 2,000 invoices where each invoice contains