Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> For starters, you aren't using the exact same fonts for both Flex and
> iText...so that's going to be a HUGE "consistency" issue to start with.
>
> Secondly, are you using the Flex TextArea to lay out the text or are you
> using the new Flash Text Engine technology rec
From: surftango [mailto:surfta...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 2:04 PM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Itext and Flex Text warping issue
The issue is that when i provide an area [width x Height] and some text to
both Flex and Itext [ColumnText object
surftango wrote:
> The issue is that when i provide an area [width x Height] and some text to
> both Flex and Itext [ColumnText object] the results that i get are
> Different. So two APIs are giving results that are conflicting. I was
> wondering whether there is some kind of standardization.
>
>
The issue is that when i provide an area [width x Height] and some text to
both Flex and Itext [ColumnText object] the results that i get are
Different. So two APIs are giving results that are conflicting. I was
wondering whether there is some kind of standardization.
I use Flex in my presentati
Alexis Pigeon wrote:
> Hi surftango,
>
> 2009/6/3 surftango :
>> Both Itext and Flex have text wrapping mechanism exposed via APIs. But they
>> both behave differently! meaning flex might display a text wrapped in 4
>> lines while Itext might do the wrapping in 3 for the same area (width x
>> heig
Hi surftango,
2009/6/3 surftango :
>
> Both Itext and Flex have text wrapping mechanism exposed via APIs. But they
> both behave differently! meaning flex might display a text wrapped in 4
> lines while Itext might do the wrapping in 3 for the same area (width x
> height) Flex does a lot of paddi
Both Itext and Flex have text wrapping mechanism exposed via APIs. But they
both behave differently! meaning flex might display a text wrapped in 4
lines while Itext might do the wrapping in 3 for the same area (width x
height) Flex does a lot of padding and aligning behind the scene while ITex
