msinatl wrote:
> I can confirm. '0' works too.
Thanks for the feedback!
Maybe the example in the book should be adapted.
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I can confirm. '0' works too.
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
>
> John Renfrew wrote:
>> Found the following on geekcredential dot wordpress dot com
>>
>> Groovy thinks '/0' is a GString so need to be explicit and force it to
>> character
>>
>> i.e. '/0'.toCharacter().charValue()
>
> And now
John Renfrew wrote:
> Found the following on geekcredential dot wordpress dot com
>
> Groovy thinks '/0' is a GString so need to be explicit and force it to
> character
>
> i.e. '/0'.toCharacter().charValue()
And now that I think about it,
I think using '0' would also work.
Can somebody test/
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John Renfrew wrote:
> I am slowly working thro
John Renfrew wrote:
> I am slowly working through the examples in the new book in my context
> which is Groovy from inside Filemaker – and it is a much clearer piece
> of writing.. Thank you.
Thanks, I decided to rewrite the second edition from scratch,
based on my experience teaching iText. The
I am slowly working through the examples in the new book in my context which
is Groovy from inside Filemaker - and it is a much clearer piece of
writing.. Thank you.
In chapter 8 I am coming unstuck at 8.29
If I use stamper = new PdfStamper(reader, new fileOutputStream(dest)); it
works but obv
