this information to fop.xsd let
CVS handle the revision issues. The viewcvs program allows us to append a
revision number, so we could even branch tag this to keep it tied to
releases.
Victor Mote
Guys,
I created the FOP schema for me and posted it to the list so everyone else
could benefit from my
Peter B. West wrote:
Victor Mote wrote:
While working on an FAQ for FO dtd schema, I see that we have
two schema
in docs/foschema: fop4f.xsd fop4.xsd. They are similar. Does
anyone know
what the purpose for both is, why we have 2, or the 4 4f designations?
Victor,
I think that
Victor Mote wrote:
If no one objects, I would like to move this information to fop.xsd let
CVS handle the revision issues. The viewcvs program allows us to append a
revision number, so we could even branch tag this to keep it tied to
releases.
Sounds OK.
Peter
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While working on an FAQ for FO dtd schema, I see that we have two schema
in docs/foschema: fop4f.xsd fop4.xsd. They are similar. Does anyone know
what the purpose for both is, why we have 2, or the 4 4f designations?
Thanks.
Victor Mote
Victor Mote wrote:
While working on an FAQ for FO dtd schema, I see that we have two schema
in docs/foschema: fop4f.xsd fop4.xsd. They are similar. Does anyone know
what the purpose for both is, why we have 2, or the 4 4f designations?
I think fop4f.xsd is the latest one. Anyway Chuck Paussa
Victor Mote wrote:
While working on an FAQ for FO dtd schema, I see that we have two schema
in docs/foschema: fop4f.xsd fop4.xsd. They are similar. Does anyone know
what the purpose for both is, why we have 2, or the 4 4f designations?
Victor,
I think that Chuck was appending a letter to
Self-followup:
Peter B. West wrote:
These cover such categories as
Case, Numeric Value, Dashes, Line Breaking and Spaces.
I found them online, the relevant URLs appear to be
http://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/LineBreak.txt
-Original Message-
From: Joerg Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: May 14, 2002 7:52 AM
To: FOP Dev
Subject: Line breaks and other typographical stuff (was: Re: Latest FOP
schema)
I found them online, the relevant URLs appear to be
http://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA
-Original Message-
From: Joerg Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: May 14, 2002 7:52 AM
To: FOP Dev
Subject: Line breaks and other typographical stuff (was: Re: Latest FOP
schema)
Well, if we are at this, another typographical nastyness which
comes to mind
J.Pietschmann wrote:
Patrick Andries wrote:
This begs the question: how should arbitrary
non-breaking spaces be expressed in XSLFO, and how often does
this issue arise?
Well, in fine French typography, this occurs often. Semicolon,
question marks and exclanation marks, for instance,
A drop cap, in other words. :-)
-Original Message-
From: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: May 14, 2002 4:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Line breaks and other typographical stuff (was: Re: Latest
FOP schema)
Arved Sandstrom wrote:
text-indent. If that's
J. Pietschmann wrote:
fo:block are
Rectangular areas, perhaps indented and with border, padding
and other individual traits, nested into a rectangular area.
I understand setting traits, properties. How about page layout, setting
inline and baseline postitions? Does it imply a unconditional
Comments intermingled.
-Original Message-
From: J.U. Anderegg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: May 13, 2002 5:15 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: AW: AW: Latest FOP schema
J. Pietschmann wrote:
fo:block are
Rectangular areas, perhaps indented and with border, padding
Arved Sandstrom Arved_37@ wrote:
I think the predominant opinion is (assume all of this fits on one page) -
a normal block area (generated by the outer block) that contains:
one or more line areas for level_0_text fills to position A;
then a block area with one or more line areas for
From the external view block means a rectangle containing formatted text,
something like a paragraph.
o What do fo:blocks as children of fo:blocks: mean for the end user?
o What's teheffect of block's in combination with tag element TEXT like
leader, marker, inline, wrapper, basic-link?
o When
J.U. Anderegg wrote:
From the external view block means a rectangle containing formatted text,
something like a paragraph.
o What do fo:blocks as children of fo:blocks: mean for the end user?
Rectangular areas, perhaps indented and with border, padding
and other individual traits, nested
Kieron wrote:
This looks very good.
I think we should put this somewhere on the site when it is ready.
That would be excellent Not quite done yet.
I missed the attributes in the spec that are only listed as applying to
elements but are not referred to in the element description. I'm
Chuck Paussa wrote:
background-position applies to block-level and replaced elements
(What are replaced elements?)
This seems to be an odd artefact of not having checked everything.
The background-position property is a shorthand for combinations
of the
I've greatly improved the FO schema I've been working on. I've added
patterns for most of the attribute types. I'd appreciate it if some
folks would run their FO documents through a validator against this
schema and respond with where I've done a less than excellent job.
The schema as
I've generated and cleaned up the attached schema from the XSL FO DTD. These are
fairly clean documents with some additions like enumerated types for lengths and
percentages. The enumerated types do not exclude values not implemenetd in FOP. One
item to note is that the element names in the
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