Hi,
> Worst case should be two passes.
No!
first pass:
- TOC is empty
- table of figure is empty
- index is empty
second pass:
- TOC 3 pages (the table of figure is not yet counted)
- TOF 2 pages
- 5 pages delta
third pass:
- now TOC is correct
- now TOF is correct
- now index is correct
> Pass
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Hi,
> First pass:
> * Reserve space for the table of contents on a blank page
the problem is, that I dont know at the beginnig, how many pages I need
for the TOC.
> * Create an ArrayList of objects containing text and page numbers
> * Add objects to the ArrayList as I encounter "interesting" co
I don't know about the other lurkers, but I do the following:
First pass:
* Reserve space for the table of contents on a blank page
* Create an ArrayList of objects containing text and page numbers
* Add objects to the ArrayList as I encounter "interesting" content that should
be added to the TOC
Hi,
the example 5.12 in the book show me, how I create a TOC.
The TOC is created on the end of the pdf document and reorderd with
writer.reorderPages(order). The TOC is now on the first page.
If I use page numbers in the TOC with e.g.
titles.add(new Paragraph(title.getContent() + " (" +
writer.g
