Leo wrote:
> Thank you for your interest, but I'm not able to find any revision on
> ColumnText class...
> I found something that seems related in MultiColumnText...
That was the change I meant.
Let's close this thread and continue with the other thread.
I'll try your example.
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I suggest to
introduce doesn't solve the problem but could help to understand what is
happening.
Leo
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Leo wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> I found a loop condition inside ColumnText class...it would be very
> usefull to avoid that, because it seems like nothing is going on...but
> it's looping!!!
This was caused by the fact that your initial y value wasn't equal to
document.top(); I uploaded a (dirty)
Leo wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> I found a loop condition inside ColumnText class...it would be very
> usefull to avoid that, because it seems like nothing is going on...but
> it's looping!!!
I was able to reproduce the problem using your code, but:
> _I suggest to add this code in ColumnText.go(bo
Hi everybody,
I found a loop condition inside ColumnText class...it would be very usefull to
avoid that, because it seems like nothing is going on...but it's looping!!!
I'm trying do execute this code:
int mLeft = 40;
int mRight = 40;
int mTop = 50;
int mBottom = 50;
Document document = new Docum
