Reynolds
> Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Height of a Paragraph inside a PdfPCell
>
> Hi! Answering to my own question: Yes, there is a way! I do it:
>
> ...
> pCell = new Paragraph("teste");
> ...
> pCell.setLeading((pCell.leading()/2)+2);
> ...
> cell.addEle
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Junior
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*Subject:* [iText-questions] Height of a Paragraph inside a PdfPCell
Hi, please, ignore my last post. I need to put a String inside a
Paragraph and the Paragraph inside
man". To be safe use
Font.getCalculatedBaseFont().
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Junior
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Title: [iText-questions] Height of a Paragraph inside a PdfPCell
The font name is
"Times-Roman". To be safe use Font.getCalculatedBaseFont().
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JuniorSent: Thu 08-Dec-05 14:02To:
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Hi, please, ignore my last post. I need to put a String inside a
Paragraph and the Paragraph inside the PdfPCell. If I do:
...
pCell = new Paragraph("teste");
...
cell.addElement(pCell);
...
table.addCell(cell);
..
The cell height is major than the "teste" string height. Now, If I do:
...
tabl
Hi, I need to put a String inside a Paragraph and the Paragraph inside
the PdfPCell. If I do:
...
pCell = new Paragraph("teste");
...
cell.addElement(pCell);
...
table.addCell(cell);
..
The cell height is major than the "teste" string height. Now, If I do:
...
table.addCell("teste");
...
The
