eli mishalov wrote:
>
> I need to set RUN_DIRECTION = RTL and ALINGMENT = RIGHT.
> I did so in the attaced Peace example from chapter 6 but with no sucsess.
> what am I missing?
> Tank's
> Eli
>
I got the answer from 'yahelili'.
if any one needs it
simply use RUN_DIRECTION_RTL and ALIGN_LEFT
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
>
> The first thing you need to know that a PdfPCell is treated as a
> ColumnText object.
> There are two ways to add content to a ColumnText object:
> - in text mode
> - in composite mode
> When you add objects in text mode, the alignment of the object is ignored.
Tim Dylla wrote:
A little question in the end: I remember reading in the iText-Tutorial,
that the class 'Phrase' is a bit 'quirky',
I think I solved the quirky-ness a while ago, but the tutorial was never
changed.
In your example you use the Phrase rather than
the Paragraph - is there a spe
bruno schrieb:
>
> The first thing you need to know that a PdfPCell is treated as a
> ColumnText object.
> There are two ways to add content to a ColumnText object:
> - in text mode
> - in composite mode
> When you add objects in text mode, the alignment of the object is ignored.
> You have to set
Tim Dylla wrote:
Call me stubborn, I'd like to have proper padding AND desired alignment.
How can I achieve this, without changing too much of my approach?
It is odd, I agree, but there's some logic behind it.
The first thing you need to know that a PdfPCell is treated as a
ColumnText object
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> Hi,
> I would like to add some text right aligned in the paragraph.
>
Of course it doesn't work! ColumnText only defines left and right bounds and
writes until it runs out of space. If you need vertical alignment use a
PdfPTable with a single column.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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