Thanks very much! You are very nice. If you want to practise your spanish, you can write me when you want.
Muchos saludos desde Espa�a. Hasta pronto. Juan Torres. "Jyry Kuukkanen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Thu, 19 Feb 2004, Juan Torres wrote: > > > �Hola! > > > > Excuse me, but my english is bad :(. > > > > My problem is: When I'm writting text in a PDF document, I want to know the > > current position, or next position of next text to insert. > > > > I want to know when I'm near the finish page. > > > �Hola! > > There is no need nor a reason to find out current position using PDF > functions. > > If you are outputting lines after lines, you need to keep track of the > y-position by yourself. The following simple and ugly piece of code should > demostrate the logic: > > define(MAX_Y_POS, 300); > define(ROW_HEIGHT, 4); > $y_pos = 0; > foreach ($many_rows as $row) { > if ($y_pos > MAX_Y_POS) { > makePageChange(); > $y_pos = 0; > }; // if > $y_pos += ROW_HEIGHT; > > printRow($row); > }; // foreach > > > If you use pdflib, you might want to take a look at sopdf.php - it's > available from dataxi.sourceforge.net. Get the latest version of > solib.tar.gz - that includes sopdf.php > > > > > PD: Do you know Spain or spanish language? ;) > > �Si! Estudio espa�ol - este es segundo a�o, bastante listo :-) > Ahora leo un libro de Montalb�n, de Pepe Carvalho :-))) > > -- > Regards, > --Jyry > C|:-( C|:-/ C|========8-O C|8-/ C|:-( -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
