Markus,
I suspect that the discrepancy is not as large as you show below, but rather is more of a fraction of an "EM" width (or whatever it's called ;-p) and also that you're not only dealing with "00" to the right of the decimal (which should all have identical metrics). If so, could the discrepancy be merely that the right "margin" of the characters in the FONT you've chosen be different for different characters?
In other words, the "space" taken up by each number character could be different. Assuming that [ ] is the width of the letter [M]), you might find the 1 has more space to the left while 0 takes up the whole space, and 2 has more space on the right:
[1 ] [0] [ 2]
This is just a guess. You might consider making the NUMBER portion some monospace FONT, if you're trying to go for alignment. Lucida Console might do. Another suggestion is to use the decimal for alignment and place your number in table rows like this:
===================== |Hello |2000|,|00| |world | 800|,|00| |my | 30|,|23| |name |1000|,|42| |is | 9|,|53| |John | 100|,|00| =====================
Good luck!
M�ller, Markus wrote:
Hi again,
The problem still exists in FOP 0.20.5rc. But it is not a general problem of FOP, the fluttering only occurs when using our corporate font. The font metrics file is generated as described in the FOP "manual". What can be wrong ????
Any suggestions welcome, Markus
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