Ralf Heydenreich wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using AurigaDoclet for creating a PDF version of JavaDoc from my java
sources. This doclet uses XSL-FO for doing this. There is a XSL stylesheet
for converting the resulting XML to FO. This XSL contains some information
about creating an index page, but unfortuna
> -Original Message-
> From: Puppala, Kumar (LNG-DAY) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
> I am having some difficulty understanding the inheritance of attribute
> properties for fo:block and fo:inline. The properties seem to be inherited
> but that theory does not seem to be consistent for a
Hello:
I am having some difficulty
understanding the inheritance of attribute properties for fo:block and fo:inline.
The properties seem to be inherited but that theory does not seem to be
consistent for all. Here is an example to illustrate the same:
Example:
Text containing P
Hi all,
I'm using AurigaDoclet for creating a PDF version of JavaDoc from my java
sources. This doclet uses XSL-FO for doing this. There is a XSL stylesheet
for converting the resulting XML to FO. This XSL contains some information
about creating an index page, but unfortunately every entry is plac
Hi Rodolfo,
I read your thread
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-user&m=106547256430537&w=2
, Will it be possible for you tell us what chanages
you did on the Custom FOP.
I am using Naqsh.ttf for arabic but characters appear
reversed, so i used xsl to reverse the character and
generate the PDF.
I agree the same,
Sankat!.. Try to follow this link
http://xml.apache.org/fop/fonts.html
, you don't have to build FOP for msgothic font.
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> I agree with Rob.
>
> As I mentioned in my barcode thread, once you have
> the metrics file
> generated, embed the font
I agree with Rob.
As I mentioned in my barcode thread, once you have the metrics file
generated, embed the font and then reference it in your stylesheet.
For example, I did some work with embedding Chinese characters in a
document:
Vector allFonts = new Vector();
Vector allTrips = new Vector();