> -----Original Message----- > From: Wessel van Norel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
Hi, > I guess my former mail was not clear enough. As I said the email address > is inserted in a text provided by an user. I may not expect of them that > they put the fo:inline around the email address themselves. So to add > the fo:inline around the email address I'll have to do a search and > replace afterwards, if it's not possible to prevent the hyphenation of > email addresses in the hyphenation patterns. > Can you be more specific on the way you're constructing the FO? If it is an option to use XML+XSLT, you wouldn't need s&r. Provided that the email addresses are separate elements in the source XML, you could just write a template rule to transform those elements into fo:inline's... However, as Joerg already indicated, hyphenation props are block props, so they wouldn't do you much good here :( Over to the bright(er) side then... Take a look at http://xml.apache.org/fop/hyphenation.html#patterns to get an idea of how to use hyphenation patterns for this. Taking into account a limitation mentioned over there, a pattern like: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' would indicate that hyphenating before or after the @ character is highly undesirable. As for preventing hyphenation on the name and domain, this seems a little more complicated, but then again, I'm no expert in this matter. Hope someone with more experience in hyphenation patterns can comment in on this. (A combination of the classes and exceptions might just provide you with a way to achieve what you're after...) As the warning on the page indicates, any feedback regarding errors/problems that could help to make it function better is most welcome. Hope this helps! Greetz, Andreas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
