Lance Frohman wrote:
How would you handle "Catering for proportional fonts"?
We are using substring(...) with a proportional font,
and it looks bad.
This is to be expected, because of the unequal character
widths. The character widths (in millipoints) for the
standard PDF fonts are available in th
; Subject: Re: Control of long words inside a table cell
>
>
> Filippos Slavik wrote:
> > Hello all,
> >
> > Actually I have the opposite problem. I'm too having some long
> words inside a
> > table cell, but since my table-columns have a fixed width I
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On Sunday 16 June 2002 18:10, J.Pietschmann wrote:
> Filippos Slavik wrote:
> > Hello all,
> The XSLFO specification provides the wrap-option and the
> overflow property to control this. Unfortunately, FOP
> doesn't yet implement the overflow="hidden" setting.
> You can try to clip long content at
Filippos Slavik wrote:
Hello all,
Actually I have the opposite problem. I'm too having some long words inside a
table cell, but since my table-columns have a fixed width I would like to
have the content of the cell to be truncated in the case of a "long word".
What I did was to use to dissa
Hello all,
Actually I have the opposite problem. I'm too having some long words inside a
table cell, but since my table-columns have a fixed width I would like to
have the content of the cell to be truncated in the case of a "long word".
What I did was to use to dissallow the
cell's conten
Roland Neilands wrote:
This is excellent.
NB: I would use a fixed width font for this kind of exercise, eg:
font-family="Courier"
otherwise there is several cm variation over 30 12pt char between
> average & em spacing. Unlikely, but ...
The character width tables are available as XML in the FOP
so
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> You could also use this template to
You could also use this template to split a line at a certain position.
Mathy
Roland Neilands wrote:
> >>
of long words inside a table cell
> So I guess if its a single word like a full package name in
> Java where the
> package name is wider than the width of the cell, I will
> have to force
> breaking up the package name with white space. Is this right?
If hyphenation isn't app
> So I guess if its a single word like a full package name in
> Java where the
> package name is wider than the width of the cell, I will
> have to force
> breaking up the package name with white space. Is this right?
If hyphenation isn't appropriate & you can't widen the column, then yes.
From a
try this:
blah blah blah
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>> Use
> Thanks for the response; I tried this option but I did not
> see a difference;
> the text continues to over-flow the table cell width.
I saw this when t
>> Use
> Thanks for the response; I tried this option but I did not
> see a difference;
> the text continues to over-flow the table cell width.
I saw this when testing too. Any whitespace would cause the cell contents to
wrap though. You could search the examples and/or archive for solutions
invo
long words inside a table cell
Use
Chuck
pkrishnaswami wrote:
>We are using FOP to publish our documents in PDF. Some of the contents in
>the table cell contain long words; eg: full name of java classes where the
>length of the package is wider than the cell\column width; The co
Use
Chuck
pkrishnaswami wrote:
We are using FOP to publish our documents in PDF. Some of the contents in
the table cell contain long words; eg: full name of java classes where the
length of the package is wider than the cell\column width; The contents of
these long words spills beyond the table ce
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