Re: [INFO] area contents overflows area in line
On 11.04.2007 11:44:44 Gregan, Miroslav wrote: > Hello all, > > I'm using fop 0.20.5 embedded in a java 5.0 program and sometimes I get > an infinite loop when using the hyphenate function. > > The console prints "[INFO] area contents overflows area in line". > > Is it normal? Shouldn't it print the unhyphenated text anyway if the > function doesn't succeed? An overflow can be perfectly normal. It depends on your FO. If you get an infinite loop while processing an FO file, that's a bug. I'd consider upgrading to FOP 0.93. Jeremias Maerki - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[INFO] area contents overflows area in line
Hello all, I'm using fop 0.20.5 embedded in a java 5.0 program and sometimes I get an infinite loop when using the hyphenate function. The console prints "[INFO] area contents overflows area in line". Is it normal? Shouldn't it print the unhyphenated text anyway if the function doesn't succeed? Kind regards, Miroslav Gregan Siemens PSE-SK KB SK2 Dubravska cesta 4 84104 Bratislava Slovakia
Re: area contents overflows area in line
El mar, 17-05-2005 a las 08:27 -0400, Glen Mazza escribió: > Luis Cañas wrote: > > >Hi all, > >I'm trying to compile[1] a valid [2] Docbook document (it works fine > >with docbook2pdf). But after a while appears this error eternally: > > > >[INFO] area contents overflows area in line > >[INFO] area contents overflows area in line > >[INFO] area contents overflows area in line > > > > > >Some weeks ago, one of you suggest me that this error was provoked by > >something is too big to fit in its allocated space. > > > > > > But is it really an error though? How does the output look? There is no output, only the eternal error. The .pdf generated is wrong, I can't open it. Cheers -- Luis Cañas Díaz - URJC(Madrid) [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0> ~~//)~~~ Edukalibre project: http://edukalibre.org personal: http://gsyc.escet.urjc.es/~lcanas signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part
Re: area contents overflows area in line
Glen Mazza wrote: I'm trying to compile[1] a valid [2] Docbook document (it works fine with docbook2pdf). But after a while appears this error eternally: [INFO] area contents overflows area in line [INFO] area contents overflows area in line [INFO] area contents overflows area in line Some weeks ago, one of you suggest me that this error was provoked by something is too big to fit in its allocated space. But is it really an error though? Yes, it is, most likely either a table column or a list-item-label which is too narrow to fit even the first character of the content. Because the DocBook style sheets try to compute column and list item label widths automatically, there is not much one can do (short of extensive customization and/or perhaps using a smaller font size) Note that DocBook validity means a valid XML structure, which has nothing to do with whether the output of the DocBook style sheets make sense typographically. FOP shouldn't get into loop, but that's another story. J.Pietschmann - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: area contents overflows area in line
Luis Cañas wrote: Hi all, I'm trying to compile[1] a valid [2] Docbook document (it works fine with docbook2pdf). But after a while appears this error eternally: [INFO] area contents overflows area in line [INFO] area contents overflows area in line [INFO] area contents overflows area in line Some weeks ago, one of you suggest me that this error was provoked by something is too big to fit in its allocated space. But is it really an error though? How does the output look? FOP 0.20.5 is very chatty when you run Docbook, and those are just [INFO] statements. It could be something internally (and erroneously) prompting those messages unrelated to your input FO document. Glen - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
area contents overflows area in line
Hi all, I'm trying to compile[1] a valid [2] Docbook document (it works fine with docbook2pdf). But after a while appears this error eternally: [INFO] area contents overflows area in line [INFO] area contents overflows area in line [INFO] area contents overflows area in line Some weeks ago, one of you suggest me that this error was provoked by something is too big to fit in its allocated space. I tried again simplifying as much as possible the document and its text. Now I tried with only two chapter files and the error still appears when this part tries to reference the another chapter: - chapterA references to a section in the chapterB .. .. - chapterB and its referenced section Definicion I sent the shortest example I had tested, I hope anyone can take a look at the files. Thanks in advance! :) Cheers. luis. [1] fop + nwalsh stylesheets: fop -xsl /usr/share/xml/docbook/stylesheet/nwalsh/fo/docbook.xsl -xml sobre.xml -pdf doc.pdf [2] "onsgmls -wxml -s sobre.xml" returns no error -- Luis Cañas Díaz - URJC(Madrid) [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0> ~~//)~~~ Edukalibre project: http://edukalibre.org personal: http://gsyc.escet.urjc.es/~lcanas Guía de aprendizaje Introducción Some text here Contenidos y planificación del aprendizaje More text here ... (5 horas). Objetivos Contenidos Materiales Actividades Tiempo Conocer qué es libertad en el software Las cuatro libertades Leer el material 1 hora Introducir los motivos por los que se hace software libre Motivaciones éticas y prácticas Leer el material y hacer las sugerencias 1/2 hora Introducción al software libre Bernard Shaw (atribuido) If you have an apple and I have an apple and we exchange apples then you and I will still each have one apple. But if you have an idea and I have an idea and we exchange these ideas, then each of us will have two ideas. ¿Qué es el software libre? ¿Qué es y qué implicaciones tiene la licencia de un programa libre? bla bla bla El concepto de libertad en el software Desde hace más de 30 años nos hemos acostumbrado a que quien ... Definición Así pues el término software libre (o programas libres) se refiere a libertad, tal como fue concebido por Richard Stallman en su definiciónfsf:definition. En concreto se refiere a cuatro libertades: Motivaciones Como hemos visto hay dos grandes familias de motivaciones para el desarrollo de software libre, que dan lugar así mismo a los dos nombres con que se lo conoce: http://docbook.org/xml/4.2/docbookx.dtd"; [ ]> &introduccion; &guia; signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part
