Karen,
I just took another look at this message. You might want to have a look
at the mechanism I have in place for managing the communication between
the XML parser and the FO tree builder. I am proposing to use the same
mechanism to isolate the FO builder from the Area tree builder and, in
Hi Keiron,
I'm pretty sure all the various details are not quite correct, but I
agree that the best way to find out is to try to actually use it and
then we'll figure out what to change. I've started to think about the
character level, but I'm short on time for the next week. Also mulling
over th
Hi Karen,
Thanks for the contributions.
I have had a look and I think it is along the right track. It is a bit hard
to know if all the various details are correct. The only way to determine
if it will eventually work is to gradually build it up and see that it is
working for us.
One question I t
Arved (and anyone else interested),
As far as getting this all to work there are a few areas that need some
work.
The image package needs a bit of a rethink:
- explicitly load images only when needed (determining size if size not
specified and for embedding)
- allow for the various types of outp
Hi Arved,
Nice to hear from you again.
As you can see Keiron is doing most of the work, so he probably has some
ideas for you. From my point of view, if you could look a bit at the
LayoutManger classes (I've put a couple more in there) and the
interfaces I'm starting to define with the Area class
At 12:05 AM 11/10/01 +0100, Karen Lease wrote:
>Hi all,
>An initial version of the Layout Manager classes (package
>org.apache.fop.layoutmgr) is now in CVS, plus some related changes in
>Area (up for discussion; this is just past the pseudocode point, but at
>least it builds :-) and in the fo/pagi
Hi all,
An initial version of the Layout Manager classes (package
org.apache.fop.layoutmgr) is now in CVS, plus some related changes in
Area (up for discussion; this is just past the pseudocode point, but at
least it builds :-) and in the fo/pagination classes.
Needless to say, it does nothing use
