Hussein Shafie wrote:
> Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
>
>> you might want to look at the attached. the conversion to ODT and RTF
>> loses the document title - compare with XEP rendering.
>
>
> This is not really a bug in XMLmind XSL-FO Converter. Unlike RenderX
> XEP, our tool is not resilient to contorted constructs (not offense
> intended).
>
> After removing two ``strange'' (unnatural and useless -- no offense
> intended -- really!) constructs from "testlite.fo" (I've attached the
> modified version to this email):
>
> [1] An fo:block containing just a fo:inline-container containing a
> fo:block. (Removed useless intermediate fo:inline-container.)
>
> [2] An fo:block containing just a fo:inline containing fo:blocks.
> (Removed useless intermediate fo:inline.)
Yes, basically XFC doesn't support block-level objects inside an
inline-level object. This is indeed a limitation, however there doesn't seem
to be any real need for such constructs in your sample document.
> After rebooting the machine, we converted Guidelines.fo to docx and
> managed to open the 1,089 pages of this document in Word 2007.
I guess there has been some misunderstanding between Hussein and I...
Actually I managed to load the *WML* output, but there's still a problem
with the Office Open XML output. (Seems like a bug that I hopefully should
be able to find and fix before the next release...)
Regards,
--
Jean-Yves Belmonte - XMLmind.com
