I'm sorry. I didn't meant to offend anybody. It was just a joke(lazyness I
mean).
Thanks for your help, I solved my problem. I built latest jar from svn and
now setHeaderRows() works exactly as it should.
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
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> netslow wrote:
>> Well, it'
Well, it's very commendable. But I still can't get any solution for my
problem.
It looks like a bug in iText...
1T3XT info wrote:
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> netslow wrote:
>> Maybe you are just lazy like me
>
> That assumption is wrong. Actually I am overworked.
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netslow wrote:
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> Hi. I have so
Hi. I have some problems with table when I invoke setHeaderRows(X) if it has
few cells with rowSpan greater than 1.
Here is example code. As you can see result pdf document has broken(rowSpan
= 1 instead 3) cells in header:
public class TableIssue
{
private static Font fontCell = null;
