Re: pdf bookmarks - instructions/example?
Thanks Jeremias I'd been looking at these examples for 0.92 beta before, but they don't help me with the automatic id-generation. In a first test, I've created a bookmark-tree, and assigned the same ID to one of the blocks (...) /fo:layout-master-set !-- bookmark section -- fo:bookmark-tree fo:bookmark internal-destination=1st Element fo:bookmark-titleHello_Bookmark/fo:bookmark-title /fo:bookmark /fo:bookmark-tree fo:page-sequence master-reference=page-content (...) xsl:template match=Element fo:block id=1st Element xsl:apply-templates/ /fo:block /xsl:template (...) This worked fine. But I now would like to automate this process for variably many elements. The elements are read from a XML-file. As I understand, I can automatically create ID's for the elements with the generate-id() method. But it is not clear to me, how I can reference those ID's in advance in my bookmark tree. I can call all elements with a for-each select=Element, but how do I know then, what ID's they will later be given? Or is it the other way round, do I give the id's in the bookmarks-tree and retrieve them later? I'm afraid this is a stupid question, but I hope someone has the patience to help me out, maybe with some sample code. Many thanks :) - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: pdf bookmarks - instructions/example?
paul wrote: snip/ But I now would like to automate this process for variably many elements. The elements are read from a XML-file. As I understand, I can automatically create ID's for the elements with the generate-id() method. But it is not clear to me, how I can reference those ID's in advance in my bookmark tree. I can call all elements with a for-each select=Element, but how do I know then, what ID's they will later be given? Or is it the other way round, do I give the id's in the bookmarks-tree and retrieve them later? I'm afraid this is a stupid question, but I hope someone has the patience to help me out, maybe with some sample code. Many thanks :) The key to working with the generate-id(.) function is the fact that it takes as argument an XML node AND it is guaranteed to generate the same id for the same node, but always generates a different id for every unique node in the input XML. So you just need to make sure that generate-id() is passed the same node when the block is created and when you come to generate the bookmark tree. BTW, this is a pure XSLT question and you will get better responses to such questions on the XSLT Mulberry list. Chris - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: pdf bookmarks - instructions/example?
thank you very much, that should get me through... and sorry for posting in the wrong place. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Poll] Expectations regarding side-floats
Jeremias Maerki said: For the example you showed below, you don't need fo:float. You can do that using fo:block-container: fo:block-container start-indent=-4.5mm height=1.2em space-after=-1.2em fo:block start-indent=0mm font-family=Symbol width=4.5mm#x2190;/fo:block /fo:block-container You're right in a block context, but this does not work in an inline context. inline-container does not remove its content from the flow. (am I missing something?) On top of it, block-container has the same problem as float: in a table-cell context, their start-indent is computed relatively to the cell left border, not to the region-body left border. Hence, my need for absolute positionning on the inline progression dimension. There are numerous examples on the Web of marginalia in XSL-FO, but none using tables. Suggestions welcome! On 13.08.2006 12:08:30 Benoit Maisonny wrote: Vincent Hennebert said: Dear Fop users, I'm currently thinking about the implementation of side-floats (fo:float float=start/end) into Fop. This is great news! Lack of side float support have actually prevented us from using FOP in our main XSL-FO application, for the last 4 years or so. It turns out that there is a choice to make between several design decisions which imply different behaviors regarding the placement of floats on the page. To help me make a decision, I'd like to know which usage you would make of side-floats: on a general manner, what sort of typographic material would you typeset using side-floats? Particular things of which we don't think in the first place? We're using side floats to implement a kind of marginalia. When some content was deleted from the previous version of a document, our clients want to see a change bar and a left-pointing arrow in the left margin. Example: fo:float font-family=Symbol width=4.5mm float=left start-indent=-6mm+1.5mm fo:block font-family=Symbol width=4.5mm #x2190;/fo:block /fo:float The negative start-indent puts the float in the left margin, out of the content flow. The objective is to not affect the content layout. We expect this start-float to appear roughly at the same height as its anchor, and certainly on the same page. More specifically, as the XSL-FO recommendation allows some freedom in these areas: - would you expect a side-float being placed on another page than its anchor? Would you prefer the whole chunk of text to be deferred on the following page? We expect them on the same page, whatever happens. However, we put those floats in the margin, so that they don't alter the region-body layout at all. - would you expect a side-float being split on several pages? There's nothing to split in our case: we only have a single character in the float. - would you expect different layouts, depending on whether a set of side-floats would be placed on the middle of a page or at the bottom (thus, with some of them on the current page and the others on the following page)? It would be problematic for us if a document had so many deletions that the side-floats would stack horizontally and begin to alter the text layout, or to stack vertically (with fo:float clear attribute) and be pushed to the next page. The ideal for us would be to stack them on the z-axis. Any comments, remarks, hints of all sort would be welcome. I wish we could position the float in the margin using absolute x coordinates. So, we could position the float at say -6mm from the left border of region-body and at the same height (y axis) as the anchor. If I'm not mistaken, this is not possible in XSL-FO, because we're mixing absolute and relative positioning. I haven't looked in details into XSL-FO 1.1 change bars, so I don't know if that new feature would cover our use case (i.e. if we can somehow make the change bar look like an arrow). Thanks for the poll, Benoit Jeremias Maerki .. Benoit Maisonny[EMAIL PROTECTED] Director Consultant http://synclude.com Synclude - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Out of HEAP memory...
I've read somewhere in another Java thread that the max memory one can address as heap is 1.8GB in a 32bit processor... That means that the max parameter for -Xms and the like is about 1.4GB or 1.5GB... So, if anyone still gets the message after changing the memory available in java to run fop then the only solution is to either get a JVM that doesn't have this limitation (i'm not sure that there is one, but this limit sure is crappy) or get a machine with 64bit processor! LF -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Out-of-HEAP-memory...-tf2115067.html#a5831644 Sent from the FOP - Users forum at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: RE: Commercial Documents
Any clues on how you achieve crop marks and bleeds? quoting.. pascal sanchos -- Our customers expect now more and more, so we can produce Hi quality PDF that are used for professional printing, including crop marks and bleeds (yes, FOP can do that, either v 0.20.5), etc... -- This message was sent on behalf of [EMAIL PROTECTED] at openSubscriber.com http://www.opensubscriber.com/message/fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org/4603489.html - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Commercial Documents
As Chris already said, FOP doesn't have anything built-in, yet, for this. But other have managed by experimenting (Block-containers and SVG). You'll find some information when you search the mailing list archives: http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/maillist.html#fop-user-archive On 16.08.2006 16:10:40 andyrob_24_7 wrote: Any clues on how you achieve crop marks and bleeds? quoting.. pascal sanchos -- Our customers expect now more and more, so we can produce Hi quality PDF that are used for professional printing, including crop marks and bleeds (yes, FOP can do that, either v 0.20.5), etc... Jeremias Maerki - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
FOP : Leaders problem
Title: FOP : Leaders problem
Hello,
I'm working with FOP 0.92 and trying to use fo:leader.
I've got problem when i'm using two fo:leader in one fo:block.
FOP generates :
Text one fisrt line
text
on second line
or
Text one fisrt line
.Several text on second line with fdkdlkllkf
fdjkldflklkllklllsddss fjdks
I'd like to generate:
Text one fisrt line
.text on second line
or
Text one fisrt line
..Several text on second line with fdkdlkllkf fdjkldflklkllklllsddss
fjdks
Following the XSL sample:
xsl:template name=GEN-tmpl-generate-leader
!-- Parameters definition --
xsl:param name=param-left select=''/
xsl:param name=param-right select=''/
xsl:param name=param-wide select=$PAGEL-var-at4-flow-width/
!--Variables definition--
!-- Maximum length of the addition of the 2 variables--
xsl:variable name=var-len-max
xsl:if test=$QRL-var-solution-current-style-name='default'
xsl:value-of select=($param-wide - 10) /
/xsl:if
xsl:if test=$QRL-var-solution-current-style-name='smoke'
xsl:value-of select=($param-wide - 10)/
/xsl:if
/xsl:variable
xsl:variable name=var-average-character-size
xsl:if test=$QRL-var-solution-current-style-name='default'
xsl:value-of select=3/
/xsl:if
xsl:if test=$QRL-var-solution-current-style-name='smoke'
xsl:value-of select=4/
/xsl:if
/xsl:variable
!-- Calculate length of two params --
xsl:variable name=var-left
xsl:value-of select=$param-left/
/xsl:variable
xsl:variable name=var-right
xsl:value-of select=$param-right/
/xsl:variable
!-- We consider that in helvetica, the characters , I, 1, / =
have a length equals to zero.
, we replace them by an empty space.--
xsl:variable name=var-len-left =
select=3Dstring-length(translate($var-left,' I/1.',''))/
xsl:variable name=var-len-right =
select=3Dstring-length($var-right)/
!--xsl:variable name=var-len-right =
select=3Dstring-length(translate($var-right,' I/1.',''))/--
xsl:variable name=var-len
xsl:value-of select=$var-len-left + $var-len-right/
/xsl:variable
!-- following length, use one block or two blocks--
xsl:choose
xsl:when test=$var-len*$var-average-character-size lt; =
$var-len-max
fo:block text-align=justify
xsl:copy-of select=$param-left/
fo:leader leader-pattern=dots leader-length.maximum=100% =
leader-length.optimum={$param-wide}mm/
xsl:copy-of select=$param-right/
/fo:block
/xsl:when
xsl:when test=$var-len-right*$var-average-character-size gt; =
$var-len-max
fo:block text-align=justify
xsl:copy-of select=$param-left/
fo:leader leader-pattern=dots leader-length.maximum=100% =
leader-length.optimum={$param-wide}mm/
/fo:block
fo:block text-align=justify text-align-last=right
fo:leader leader-pattern=dots leader-length.maximum=0% =
leader-length.minimum={$param-wide - ($var-len-right + 10)}mm =
leader-length.optimum={$param-wide - ($var-len-right + 10)}mm/
xsl:copy-of select=$param-right/
/fo:block =09
/xsl:when =09
xsl:otherwise
fo:block text-align=justify
xsl:copy-of select=$param-left/
fo:leader leader-pattern=dots leader-length.maximum=100% =
leader-length.optimum={$param-wide}mm/
/fo:block
fo:block text-align=justify
fo:leader leader-pattern=dots leader-length.maximum=100% =
leader-length.optimum={$param-wide - $var-len-right -10}mm/
xsl:copy-of select=$param-right/
/fo:block
/xsl:otherwise
/xsl:choose
/xsl:template
Somebody have any idea ?
Thanks and reguards.
Cordialement.
Ekow Buckman
Sopra group
Division Midi-Pyrénées
Agence Aéronautique Spatial
Tel.: +33 (0)5 34 56 73 61
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Re: pdf bookmarks - instructions/example?
And here's an example, for other dummies (like me) who like to copy things. The
result is a Bookmark-Tree in the pdf-document like this
Data
Element_nr1
Element_nr2
Element_nr3
etc.
**
(...)
/fo:layout-master-set
!-- bookmark section --
fo:bookmark-tree
fo:bookmark internal-destination=Data
fo:bookmark-titleData/fo:bookmark-title
xsl:for-each select=//Element
fo:bookmark internal-destination={generate-id(.)}
fo:bookmark-title
xsl:value-of select=./@element_name/
/fo:bookmark-title
/fo:bookmark
/xsl:for-each
/fo:bookmark
/fo:bookmark-tree
fo:page-sequence master-reference=page-content
(...)
xsl:template match=Data
fo:block id=Data
xsl:apply-templates/
/fo:block
/xsl:template
xsl:template match=Element
fo:block id={generate-id(.)}
xsl:apply-templates/
/fo:block
/xsl:template
(...)
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