hi, i have downloaded and installed Apache FOP. I have played with it for sometime. but, my problem is that i have to go to the directory where my fop is to...
i read a tutorial about xslfo. it has : <fo:page-sequence master-name="contents" ..... when i read other tutorial it uses master-reference attribute for ...
... Have you looked at fop.bat? FOP is regular java standalone application and can be run from any directory provide you've got all required jars in the...
... Last one is correct. First one is based on XSL Candidate Recommendation syntax and hence is a little bit obsolete. -- Oleg Tkachenko eXperanto team ...
Is there any way to align numbers by the decimal point in a column? For example 12, 5.25, 1.8, .33 and 0, should be aligned as follows: 12 5.25 1.8 .33 0 Any...
Alright, so my message looked ok in the preview, but the posted version didn't preserve the alignment. Anway, I think you get the idea. /Lars ... column?...
Try to make an XSLT template to handle numbers formatting. Ovi ... __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus -...
Padding everything to the same number of decimals then? So that 12 would become 12.00, and .00 painted using the same color as the background, then right-align...
A solution would be to work with <block margin-left="margin" ... and compute margin depending on number ... __________________________________________________ ...
Woudn't that involve knowing the width of the current font? How do you get hold of that? I'm trying to get a "padding with 'invisible' characters solution"...
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Nikolai Grigoriev
grig@...
Jan 29, 2003 2:11 pm
Hi, ... This will depend on font metrics, and can hardly be accurate. A simpler alternative is to use a nested table. Something like this (untested): ...
Thanks!! With some modifications to allow for other delimiters I ended up with this (tested and working): <xsl:template name="delimiter-aligned"> <xsl:param...
... No help for the moment, but the FO specification does allow the value of text-align within table cells to be a string on which text in the cells will...
I am using a five column layout on my page using <fo:region-body region-name="main-body" column-count="5"/>. On the page I am displaying a table with a few...
... In XSL 1.0 you cannot span only some of the columns in a multi-column page--you must span all or none (although you can use absolutely positioned blocks to...
Unfortunately <fo:block-container absolute-position="absolute" top="100mm" left="100mm" bottom="50mm" right="200mm"> does not seem to be supported in FOP...
... No, absolutely-positioned containers do not affect anything else on the page--that is, blocks do not flow around an absolutely-positioned area the way they...
While researching tools that can help us authoring documents, I came upon Atolva's XMLSPY v5, which came with a Stylesheet Designer. I downloaded a trial...
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Roland Neilands
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Jan 30, 2003 6:08 am
... Should work if you use -> position="absolute" Cheers, Roland...
Which xsl-fo processors have implemented this attribute? Ovi...
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Chris Bowditch
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Jan 30, 2003 1:51 pm
Antenna House's XSL Formatter and RenderX's XEP FOP does not implement it ... _________________________________________________________________ It's fast, it's...
Am using fop 0.20.4 (on windows 2000). Came back after a couple of weeks break and something is perplexing me. Use external parsed entities. My xml file...
hi I am using XSL formatter 2.3 version. I have some inline equations where you have to put subscript as well as a superscript. If i put the subscript first...
Hi The examples do not look the way in the message window as I typed. The multiple spaces have collapsed. Anyway, is there anything horizontal shift like...
Seems like MathML may solve your problem in a clean way because it allows you to define more complex mathematical formula's. And AntennaHouse does support...
I am new to FO. What I have is my xsl-region-before prints a header at the top of each page based on information obtained in my xml file. As I traverse the xml...
... fo:marker is the solution. There should be samples in Dave Pawson's FAQ, but here's the basic idea: <xsl:template match="section/title"> <fo:block> ...
thank you kindly.. I'll give this a shot ... header ... file. ... node ... that ... morning ... problem. ... similar ... or ... FAQ, ... which is ... boundary...
Hi Klaas, XSL formatter uses MathPlayer to render mathml and the output is in form of an image. this and table using colspan will help for block equations but...
