I can't get rid of the subject error. I have tried every solution
(except compiling a new hyphenation dictionary) I saw on the FOP help
at the web site.
I am using FOP 0.95 on Ubuntu 10.04 LT, amd64.
I use xsltproc to produce the fo file from docbook source, then run
the fo file through fop.
An
> -Original Message-
> From: kralik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 2:01 PM
> With "OFFO" is now hyphenation OK.
> But in FOP 0.91beta I had no file fo-hyph.jar in my lib
> folder or in classpath and hyphenation was OK too.
> I don't understand it.
Some hyph
With "OFFO" is now hyphenation OK.
But in FOP 0.91beta I had no file fo-hyph.jar in my lib folder or in
classpath and hyphenation was OK too.
I don't understand it.
Pavel Tyl
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> I have a problem with FOP Trunk.
> If I run FOP, it transform my document, but without hyphenation.
> Statement of FOP always ends with following message:
>
> Couldn't find hyphenation pattern cs
>
> In previous version (0.91beta) was hyphenation OK. I assumed, that
kralik wrote:
Hello!
I have a problem with FOP Trunk.
If I run FOP, it transform my document, but without hyphenation.
Statement of FOP always ends with following message:
*Couldn't find hyphenation pattern cs*
Did you download the fop-hyph.jar available separately from OFFO?
The hypen
Hello!
I have a problem with FOP Trunk. If I run FOP, it transform my document, but without hyphenation. Statement of FOP always ends with following message:
Couldn't find hyphenation pattern cs
In previous version (0.91beta) was hyphenation OK. I assumed, that hyphenation of Czech and S
