On 04/22/2011 10:13 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > During the XSL-FO to RTF conversion, if a table is encountered in the > XSL-FO with a large amount of columns that have no width value, XMLmind > generates a poorly formatted table in the resulting RTF output. Columns > may be cut off and spacing between table rows may be bloated. > > > > Attached to this email is /bad_table_fo_and_rtf.zip/ which contains the > input XSL-FO file /f-20.fo/ and the resulting RTF file /f-20.rtf/. > >
Thank your for reporting this bug. We'll try to fix it for the next release (v4.5, planned for June 2011). More precisely, if our automatic table layout algorithm has bugs when the number of columns becomes large and hence the width of the table exceeds the width of the page, then we'll try to fix these bugs. However we cannot promise that we'll be able to solve your problem. For example, we don't intend to completely rewrite this algorithm or to implement alternate algorithms for use in special cases. --- PS: f-20.fo contains several width="", which is invalid. Just in case this is related to the problem, I've removed all these attributes before converting f-20.fo to RTF. I've also found background-color="WHITE" which causes XFC to report a warning. -- XMLmind FO Converter Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xfc-support
