Le 05/05/2011 12:17, Bas van den Broek a écrit : > Between line 1 and 2 I wasn't sure what to expect, either no or 1 > linebreak. XFC inserts 1. Apache FOP inserts none. > Between line 2 and 3 I was expecting 1 linebreak but not 2. XFC inserts > 2. Apache FOP inserts 1. > Between line 4 and 5 I wasn't sure what to expect either, either no or 1 > linebreak. XFC inserts 1. Apache FOP inserts none. > Between line 6 and 7 I was expecting 1 linebreak but not 2. XFC inserts > 2. Apache FOP inserts 1. > > Also, the font on the lines where XFC inserts an additional line is > different. I'd expect Helvetica everywhere but it is actually Calibri > (body) at size 11, which may be a default for Word or something. This > makes the lines higher because of the different size of the font.
As far as I remember RTF and other specifications require a table cell to contain at least one - possibly empty - paragraph. Thus XFC will always insert an empty paragraph - with no font attributes I fear - in a cell without content. This is where the blank lines inside the table come from. Also note that conversion of the XSL-FO document you supplied doesn't produce the layout of the OOXML document attached to your message. With this XSL-FO input you do not get any blank line between 'Line6' and 'Line7', which is indeed the expected behaviour. Hope this helps, JYB -- XMLmind FO Converter Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xfc-support
