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> Hi,
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> I'm new to iText and I need your help. I try to create a document with
> several tables. I use pdfptable for that.
> Each table should come right after the previous table.
> My problem is, that a row will not be started on one page if it doesn't
> fit on the pa
Hi,
I'm new to iText and I need your help. I try to create a document with
several tables. I use pdfptable for that.
Each table should come right after the previous table.
My problem is, that a row will not be started on one page if it doesn't
fit on the page. If the row is too long to fit on an
Attached is a zip file with a modified version of DocumentFont.java
implementing the naive solution and a diff of the changes. As I mentioned, a
more elegant approach might be to change the IntHashtable implementation.
Cheers, and thanks for taking time to look into this.
Gavin
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Send me your changes and we'll go from there.
Paulo
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Okay, and thanks for the quick response.
The problem occurs when a substitution is being made that replaces a high
unicode value with a low unicode value. Consider the font dictionary:
key: /R10value: Dictionary of type: /Font
key: /BaseFontvalue: /Times-Roman
key: /Typevalue
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> Differences
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> Hi iText Develop
Hi iText Developers
There seems to be a minor bug in the processing of Differences from the
Encoding dictionary when creating a DocumentFont for Type 1 fonts. The bug is
quite subtle, and depends on the substitutions being made and the encoding
being used. It is straightforward to correct - I'
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> Existe t-il un parser XFA permettant de construire un PDF avec iText ?
Non. Demandez Adobe.
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> I'm having a problem trying to format a pdf report according to what the
> business needs. I was able to create the pdf without any issues, with a
> header/footer, "page X of Y", etc... However, I'm having trouble
> displaying groups. For example, let'
bonjour,
Existe t-il un parser XFA permettant de construire un PDF avec iText ?
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Hi all,
I'm having a problem trying to format a pdf report according to what the
business needs. I was able to create the pdf without any issues, with a
header/footer, "page X of Y", etc... However, I'm having trouble displaying
groups. For example, let's say I have the following, a "name" w
Eric Summkeller wrote:
> I create a Paragraph with a special underlined font and add this Paragraph
> into a PdfPCell. The problem is, that the underline and the dots of the
> letters "ÄÖÜ" overlap the PdfPCell. What can I do, that the Paragraph
> complety
> fits into the PdfPCell?
The dots ov
Prashanth Talkad wrote:
> hi, i'm trying to get a two page report, one in landscape and one in
> portrait mode.
This is possible with iText.
> can i achieve this with a cingle jrxml?
That's a question for the iReport people.
It's possible with iText, but I don't know if it's supported in iRepor
Ekta Agarwal wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I am trying to construct a table which has two columns and one row. The
> cells in in each column of the same row are required to have a different
> height. Is this possible? When I set fixed height of the cell, the
> entire row has the same height. Is there a
This is somewhat off topic but I'm going to ask anyway :)
I have a pdf file that looks ok but generates an error, 'problem reading this
document (135)', which is less than helpful. Is there
a program/product out that will parse/verify a pdf and let me know where in the
document the error is? I
Eric Summkeller wrote:
> But I have still one question. How can I get the information how much the
> offset has to be? I mean how can I get the coordinates where the underline
> starts.
iText already does this for you:
float fontSize = chunk.font().size();
float ascender =
chunk.font().getFo
If you need to do it through Java, one option you have is to do it like they
show here:
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/tutorial/directcontent/pageevents/index.php
For Java you can find plenty of details on the web, jsp is a little
trickier.
dshah wrote:
>
> I have been struggling with this issue
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I create a Paragraph with a special underlined font and add this Paragraph
into a PdfPCell. The problem is, that the underline and the dots of the
letters "ÄÖÜ" overlap the PdfPCell. What can I do, that the Paragraph complety
fits into the PdfPCell?
Code example:
Font font = new Font(Font.getFa
Hello:
I am trying to construct a table which has two columns and one row. The
cells in in each column of the same row are required to have a different
height. Is this possible? When I set fixed height of the cell, the entire
row has the same height. Is there a workaround that I could use? Maybe
c
Hi Bruno, hi Paulo, hi all,
thanks again.
I have to admit I feel great by talking to the authors (both) of the book
and receive such fast and complete reply.
My experience with Adobe PDF reference documentation is that it is HUGE, and
your reply
saved the trouble to search there. Thank you so
Bruno Lowagie lowagie.com> writes:
> This is not the only setBackground method.
> Read page 117 of the book to find out how to add
> a few extra points to the background rectangle.
> br,
> Bruno
>
Thanks for your help!
You mean the setBackground method with the offset. That's what I need!
But I
Hi Fabrizio,
that makes sense now: related to Pdf graphic state - Pdf reference from Adobe.
I was only looking at the API for documentation, so I will look there for
more... no fuss
I am new to iText - I bought the book last month while looking for a Java
library on PDF,
and I learn as I g
Hi Fabrizio,
that makes sense now: related to Pdf graphic state - Pdf reference from Adobe.
I was only looking at the API for documentation, so I will look there for
more... no fuss
I am new to iText - I bought the book last month while looking for a Java
library on PDF,
and I learn as I g
George Bilalis wrote:
> Q: What are the exact parameters saved (- or restored by restoreState())
> by this method?
You probably know this and it's very obvious, but in case
you didn't know: saveState doesn't really save anything in
your Java program (in any case: nothing essential).
The only impo
iText saves some parameters for internal use but the greater scope is
what the q/Q operators do. See section 4.3 in the pdf reference.
Paulo
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Hi George,
save and restoreState are related to Pdf graphic state (see Pdf reference
from Adobe for details).
When you call a saveState, the current pdf graphic state is saved on a
stack. Than you can change it and, at the end, you can return to the
previous calling restoreState.
Briefly the pdf g
Hi all,
I need clarification on the following:
In com.lowagie.text.pdf library -> in Class PdfContentByte ->
on the method saveState() [as well as on restoreState()]
it explains as ... literally : saves the graphic state.
Q: What are the exact parameters saved (- or restored by restoreState())
Eric Summkeller wrote:
> I create a Chunk object with a Font that is bold, italic and underlined. The
> text of the Chunk object contains German letters like "ÄÖÜ". The problem is
> that the background doesn't fill the complete Chunk. The points above
> the "ÄÖÜ" and the underline have no backgr
I create a Chunk object with a Font that is bold, italic and underlined. The
text of the Chunk object contains German letters like "ÄÖÜ". The problem is
that the background doesn't fill the complete Chunk. The points above
the "ÄÖÜ" and the underline have no background. Any ideas what I could do
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