That's ok. But I can have more than one table. Two is only one example.
It is not intersting to do the research for each table.
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On Wed, 16 Mar 2005, bruno wrote:
> Aloizio Pereira da Silva wrote:
>
> >I am use PdfPTable. I can have some table that dinamically
> > grows. I am sending a pdf file attached that draws the problem. In this
> >case I have one table over other table. How I can automatically shift the
> >second table? I intend to avoid this.
> >
> As far as I have followed the conversation, I understand that you add
> both PdfPTables at absolute positions. You have chosen these positions.
> There is nothing 'automatic' about it.
> If you want to avoid both tables to overlap, you should retrieve the
> coordinates of the table you are adding first with a TableEvent. Before
> adding the second table, you should check if you are not adding it
> inside the coordinates of the first one.
> I thought this was already answered. It seems quite evident to me. Sorry
> if I misunderstood the question.
> br,
> Bruno
>
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