Samuel Viana wrote:
Otherwise, you specify the height of the column and a Y position;
and you will have to check if all the text was displayed."
I need to know how to specify that y position
The height of the column can be passed with the constructor;
the y position is the current y position in the document (see
method getVerticalPosition). You can't really 'set' that value.
It changes by adding content to the document.
If you want more control over your column, then you should
use ColumnText. MultiColumnText is only a convenience class
wrapped around ColumnText to hide the complexity you are
asking for.
That's why I didn't understand your question: you were asking
for functionality that is in ColumnText, but that is deliberately
removed in MultiColumnText.
br,
Bruno
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