On 16.05.2006 17:34:54 Shamem Miah wrote: > Hi > > I am creating pdf and rtf outputs of a document using fop version 0.92. > The pdf produces output which correspondes to my xsl template. The rtf > output produces the same output except that it doesn't > > a)perform indentation i.e. <fo:block text-indent="1in"
This is not implemented for RTF output, yet. It should be relatively easy if you want to do it yourself. It's a matter of teaching the RTFHandler about the "\fi" command. See TextAttributesConverter.convertAttributes(). > b) it doesn't always create a table according to absolute value i.e. > > <fo:table border-width="0.1mm" border-style="solid" table-layout="fixed" > width="8in"> > > sometimes it does for smaller values but not for larger values. I cannot say anything about that, yet. Might be something more complicated. > c)space-after-optimum is twice as big on the rtf output so setting the > stylesheet to 12pt works on pdf as such but looks like 24pt on rtf. > > I read this mail > http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/xmlgraphics-fop-users/200601.mb > ox/[EMAIL PROTECTED] and it > says the table problem will be fixed if you use absolute values all > throughtout the stylesheet. I believe I have but it doesn't fix my > problem. Can someone take me out of my misery and provide me with a > solution or tell me rtf output does not support indentation, table width > size and correct space after optimum. I think what you see is simply the fact that the RTF output does not support space resolution. Note: It won't ever be possible to map the space resolution rules fully in RTF! What I can see in your stylesheet is that you're not only using space-after but also space-before. If you have a space-after of 12pt and the next paragraph a space-before of 12pt the gap between collapses to 12pt under the space resolution rules. In RTF this doesn't happen which results in 12+12=24pt gap. > Many thanks > > Btw my stylesheet is: Please always attach FO files in the future, not stylesheets, so we can actually run your examples right away so we don't have to do copy/paste operations and guess at what your document will eventually look like. Thanks. <snip/> Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
