> Hi fellow Fop'ers,
>
> I've built a dynamic document generation system using FOP. I'm currently
> using version 0.20.4. The 2 supported output formats are PDF and ASCII
> text. I know that the ASCII renderer was never meant to be production
> quality. However, with some tweaking, I have been able to get out of it
> what I need. I'm including an example text output file that was generated
> by my system using FOP.
>
> The main problem that I have found with the text output generation is the
> line-overwriting problem. However, I have been able to fix this for the
> most part by adding extra space before the blocks where the overwriting
> occurs. For example:
>
> change
> <fo:block>Procedure Comment</fo:block>
> to
> <fo:block space-before="10.5pt">Procedure Comment</fo:block>
>
> often fixes the overwriting problem that may occur in a particular
> paragraph of text.
>
> Is there someone on this list who can explain to me why the overwriting
> problem occurs and if it's something that could be fixed? I can volunteer
> to dig in and do it myself with just a little guidance. Also, is the text
> output feature planned in the redesign? I really hope so, because I think
> text is a valid output format. Again, I can volunteer to work on that
> feature if it's not already in the plan.
>
> Here is the example text file. Thanks, -Vincent
>
> <<vreport.txt>>
>
<BOF>
<SendApp>DISCH2
<ReceivApp>DMCRES
<PNEvntNo>226050-5739286
<EvntCod>701
<EvntLngNm>CardioThoracic Surgery
<EvntShtNm>CardioThoracic Surgery
<EvntDT>19970721000000
<EvntChgDT>20030616140208
<HCtrSecID>CTSURG
<EvntRsltSt>P
<PriIntCod>275900
<PriIntLNm>Landolfo
<PriIntFNm>Kevin
<PriIntMNm>P
<PMRN>Z99999
<PLName>TESTPATIENT
<PFName>MARY
<PMName>TEST SR
<PAcctNo>023433
<ValueType>TX
<ObsrvIDCod>1
<ObsrvLngNm>Complete Report
<ObsrvShtNm>Complete Report
<BRPT>
The report in the patient record was created using another software database
system. This electronic report represents the content but not the format
of the original. For patient care use, please refer to the chart record.
DUMC
THORACIC SURGERY SERVICE
DURHAM, NC
Name: TESTPATIENT, Sr, RN, MARY TEST PATIENT
MRN: Z99999 DOB: 08/04/1935
Referring provider: Cynthia Steinem, MD; Colvin, O Michael, MD; L J Pace, MD
Referring Cardiologist: Victor S Behar, MD
Surgeon: Landolfo, Kevin P, MD
Procedure Date: 07/21/1997
Operative Note - Cardiac Surgery
MARY TEST PATIENT TESTPATIENT, Sr, RN is a 61 year old Hispanic female from
Hamilton, who was referred by Victor S Behar, MD from Durham, NC, L J Pace, MD
from Princeton, WV, Cynthia Steinem, MD from Raleigh, NC, Colvin, O Michael,
MD from Durham, NC.
Diagnosis - Non-Coronary
Stenosis - aortic
Procedures
CABG x 1
Mitral valve replacement, Aortic valve replacement
Operative Personnel
Surgeon: Kevin P Landolfo, MD
Anesthesiologist: Bruce J Leone, MD
Perfusionist: Curtis L King
Assisting MD: Joseph M Forbess, MD
Physician's Assistant: James T Marshall, PA-C
Clinical History
Indication(s) for Operation - Coronary: Failed angioplasty, Congestive
heart failure
Valve Disease Etiology: Calcific
NYHA Class: II - Sx with moderate exertion
Left Ventricular Function: Normal (EF>50%)
Coronary Artery Disease Status: No significant CAD indicated
Operative status: Emergency - first available room with hemodynamic
instability
Closure Techniques
Staples
Operative Procedure
Patient location prior to procedure: Transferred from another facility
Anesthetic: No Medications Indicated
Incision Type: Median (Full) sternotomy
Bypass graft(s) obtained: Left mammary artery - Endoscopic, Left radial
artery - Open (incision), Homograft - Open (incision)
Left ventricular status:
Single scar sites - Antero-apical
Multiple scars - Antero-apical
LV aneurysm - Posterior, Antero-apical
Previous repair
Hypertrophy
Dilation
Ischemia
Cannulation Sites: Vena cava
Chambers opened: Aorta, Pulmonary artery, Right atrium
Hemodynamic difficulties pre-procedure: Hypotension
Number of proximal anastomoses prior to cross clamp: 2
Number of proximal anastomoses during cross clamp: 3
Minimum myocardial temperature: 37.10 (Degrees C.)
Minimum inflow temperature during cross-clamp: 38.00 (Degrees C.)
Minimum nasopharyngeal temperature: 34.00 (Degrees C.)
Cardioplegia infusion: Other
Cardioplegia administration: Antegrade - 1400 ml
Topical cooling: Slush
Aortic Occlusion Method
Not used
VALVE MATRIX
Valve Description Repair Previous valve excised
------------ ------------------- --------------- ----------------------
1 Aortic Stenotic, Calcified Native
Valve Valve inserted Valve Left Size (mm) Suture
------------ ------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------
1 Aortic St. Jude 19.0 2/0
Valve Technique Serial No. Model No.
------------ ------------------------- ------------- -------------
1 Aortic Subannular pledgets 60344649
GRAFT MATRIX
Coronary Graft Target Artery Graft Distal
Artery Source Quality Quality Suture-Device
------------ --------- --------------- --------- -------------------
1 LIMA Homograft Good Good
Coronary Technique End Grafting Proximal Mean
Artery Run/Inter/ Suture-Device Flow
Robotics
------------ --------------- ----- ------------ ------------------- -----
1 LIMA Inter END
Procedure Details
Vessels >= 1.5mm (that are obstructed by >= 50%) not bypassed: SVG2
Total volume of cardioplegia: 1400.00 ml
Spontaneous defibrillations
Number of proximal anastomoses after unclamping: 2
Pacing wires placed: Atrial
Total cross clamp time: 99 minutes
Total cardiopulmonary bypass time: 131 minutes
Number of times on Cross Clamp: 2
Number of times on Pump: 2
C.O. post-procedure: 3.40 L/min
Assist device used: RVAD
Rhythm post-procedure: A paced for rate, Heart block
Pressure monitoring catheter(s): Systemic arterial, PA and CVP
Pharmacological support at Termination of CPB
Medication Dose Route
------------------- ---------------- ---------
DOPAMINE HCL 4 mcg/kg/min iv
Coagulation Therapy
No Medications Indicated
Blood products given in OR
Medication
--------------------
FRESH FROZEN PLASMA
PACKED RED CELLS
PLATELETS
Anti-coagulation Therapy
No Medications Indicated
Operative Results
Hemostasis at time of closure: Good
Chest tubes inserted: Anterior mediastinal
Closure: Routine (staples)
Condition at transfer: Stable
__________________________________
Kevin P Landolfo, MD
<ERPT>
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