net2tech wrote:
> How do I determine this size on the fly? I have the llx, lly, urx and ury
> info, but how do I know when the text is truncated or when its being
> wrapped?
You say you are reading the book; have a look at p200-201.
There you'll find a method to know if there's more text
than you
net2tech wrote:
> This works fine most of the time, but sometimes the text in the columntext
> appears in the next line. I am assuming its being wrapped. How can I
> explicitly tell ColumnText not to wrap text?
Reduce the height of the rectangle defined with llx, lly, urx and ury
and the text w
net2tech wrote:
> This works fine most of the time, but sometimes the text in the columntext
> appears in the next line. I am assuming its being wrapped. How can I
> explicitly tell ColumnText not to wrap text?
Reduce the height of the rectangle defined with llx, lly, urx and ury
and the text wil
Hello,
I am writing some text at specific coordinates using ColumnText. Here is the
snippet of the code ...
...
ColumnText ct = new ColumnText(under);
ct.SetSimpleColumn(llx, lly, urx, ury, 0f, Element.ALIGN_RIGHT);
ct.SpaceCharRatio = PdfWriter.NO_SPACE_CHAR_RATIO; //Don't know
Quoting "Campanale, Rocco" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am using iText version .96.
>
> I am using ColumnText to mimic a table, since I have some columns that have
> data that can span multiple pages.
>
> I am able to output my text using the ColumnText.go() method. If I add a
> PdfPTable using doc
I am using iText version .96.
I am using ColumnText to mimic a table, since I have some columns that have data that
can span multiple pages.
I am able to output my text using the ColumnText.go() method. If I add a PdfPTable
using document.add(PdfPTable) after the columnText is completed writin
