Cool, thanks Thomas :-) Just makes your fix clear to everyone.
Good luck with the rest of your assignment.
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From: fhomasp [mailto:thomas.peet...@realdolmen.com]
Sent: 10 June 2010 09:13
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] PdfPTable
Right, sorry..
I changed document.add(main); to
main.writeSelectedRows(0,main.getRows().size(),0f,main.getTotalHeight(),canvas);
cheers ;-)
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From: fhomasp [mailto:thomas.peet...@realdolmen.com]
Sent: 10 June 2010 07:33
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] PdfPTable padding and spacing
That seems to have done the trick indeed. It's actually all I needed.
Here's an example of m
Fair enough, and I'll keep that in mind for next time :-)
int value would not have been okay. I get the interval sizes in mm, which
needs to be converted to points. And it has to be exact.
Oh, Off topic. Watch "Oog in oog" tonight, I'll be there asking a question
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fhomasp wrote:
> That seems to have done the trick indeed. It's actually all I needed.
Another way could have been to round the page size to an integer value.
Because it's odd to have a page size defined in ten thousands of a point...
> Here's an example of my output.. Perhaps it'll be more cle
That seems to have done the trick indeed. It's actually all I needed.
Here's an example of my output.. Perhaps it'll be more clear as to why I
chose to use PfdPTables.
http://rapidshare.com/files/397335667/out.rar.html
Thanks!
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fhomasp wrote:
> After processing, every document has the following properties of importance.
>
> Document: pagesize.ury --> 1082.8346
> pagesize.urx --> 243.77954
>
> Table: totalheight: 1082.8345
> toalwidth: 243.77954
You're experiencing rounding errors caused b
> I've done a similar assignment for "De Persgroep".
> It took me less than 2 days ;-)
> The code is used in several magazines and in HLN.
Linkedin rules? :-)
I've been here at this project for one week and a half. The code I have now
was finished in one week, except for this problem I'm havin
fhomasp wrote:
> The document needs to be printed in a newspaper.
I've done a similar assignment for "De Persgroep".
It took me less than 2 days ;-)
The code is used in several magazines and in HLN.
> The maximum is the largest
> size of the page of the newspaper. The other intervals are the le
And of course I mean TableInstance.getTotalHeight();
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As addition...
Everything works except for the occasional glitch of the size of the table.
Somehow when the document is being made the table appears to be larger than
it said itself (table.getTotalSize). But that's one my assumptions, I
learned not to go too much on those.
My problem seems to
The document needs to be printed in a newspaper. The maximum is the largest
size of the page of the newspaper. The other intervals are the lengths
given to me where the document can be cut. So if I have a resulting table
of 5cm and the interval is 80mm I need to fill the rest up with whitespace
fhomasp wrote:
> The output document needs to be of a fixed height interval, depending on how
> much rows there are.
So let's say the fixed interval is an inch,
then the height of the document needs to be a multiple of 72pt.
> I cannot just output on extra pages anytime i want.
You need a sing
Excuse me but I did the effort of building a JUnit test to show the problem.
If you had simply attempted to run it, which takes about 5 secs you would
easily have seen what I meant, no offense. But I'll explain in detail.
The output document needs to be of a fixed height interval, depending on
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Sent: 09 June 2010 11:42
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] PdfPTable padding and spacing
This is my new cell config:
private void applyDefaultCellProps(PdfPCell cell){
cell.setBorder(PdfPCell.NO_BORDER
fhomasp wrote:
> But still. A tables size is its size, right?
You were talking about padding, not about table size.
> ascending or descending,
> should it really matter when cutting the document to the size of the table?
> Really, forgive me for being ignorant but all I can do is ask.
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] PdfPTable padding and spacing
This is my new cell config:
private void applyDefaultCellProps(PdfPCell cell){
cell.setBorder(PdfPCell.NO_BORDER);
cell.enableBorderSide(Rectangle.LEFT);
ce
This is my new cell config:
private void applyDefaultCellProps(PdfPCell cell){
cell.setBorder(PdfPCell.NO_BORDER);
cell.enableBorderSide(Rectangle.LEFT);
cell.enableBorderSide(Rectangle.RIGHT);
cell.setPadding(5);
cell.setPaddingTop(0);
cell.setPad
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Sent: 09 June 2010 11:34
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] PdfPTable padding and spacing
Sorry... I must have missed the ascender descender thing. I'll give that a
shot now.
But still. A tables size is its size, right? ascending or descending,
Sorry... I must have missed the ascender descender thing. I'll give that a
shot now.
But still. A tables size is its size, right? ascending or descending,
should it really matter when cutting the document to the size of the table?
Really, forgive me for being ignorant but all I can do is ask.
fhomasp wrote:
> It's ok in 80% of the documents, but there are still documents cut badly.
Because of the ascender/descender?
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For clarification, here's the whole testcase again:
As you can see I'm not using negative values anymore for the padding, just
the textspacing. The document is still cut wrongly.
@Test
public void testSizeBug() throws DocumentException,
FileNotFoundException {
PdfPTable main = new P
Well.. It seems that the padding isn't really fixing all of the document
cutting problems.
These are my cell settings now:
private void applyDefaultCellProps(PdfPCell cell){
cell.setBorder(PdfPCell.NO_BORDER);
cell.enableBorderSide(Rectangle.LEFT);
cell.enableBorderSide(
Yes well.. I was attempting to avoid having to know which cell is the first
in a bunch. The ad documents contain several headers so there are several
first cells. But ok, I'll go about it this way.
I do still think the cutting of the document, even when using contradicting
padding values and s
Wain, Matthew wrote:
> BTW, not sure if the comment about a new thread everytime is to me
You are registered as a subscriber to the list. Thomas isn't.
Which is very annoying: his mail is always put on hold,
and an administrator needs to manually approve it.
(If all mail would be accepted, you'd a
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] PdfPTable padding and spacing
I need a bit of padding on the bottom of the cells. If I set for example:
cell.setPadding(5);
cell.setPaddingTop(0);
cell.setPaddingBottom(4);
Then the space between the cells is still too large. And I do need bottom
padding (sounds
fhomasp wrote:
> I need a bit of padding on the bottom of the cells. If I set for example:
>
> cell.setPadding(5);
> cell.setPaddingTop(0);
> cell.setPaddingBottom(4);
>
> Then the space between the cells is still too large. And I do need bottom
> padding (sounds like fun) otherwise the text i
I need a bit of padding on the bottom of the cells. If I set for example:
cell.setPadding(5);
cell.setPaddingTop(0);
cell.setPaddingBottom(4);
Then the space between the cells is still too large. And I do need bottom
padding (sounds like fun) otherwise the text in the cell is placed exactly
o
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Subject: [iText-questions] PdfPTable padding and spacing
Hey,
First of all, sorry for the double post but I do need the advice and I do
realize that the initial thread got started off on the wrong foot.
I made a unit test to show how I encounter the problem.
Note that the whole document is c
Hey,
First of all, sorry for the double post but I do need the advice and I do
realize that the initial thread got started off on the wrong foot.
I made a unit test to show how I encounter the problem.
Note that the whole document is cut of exactly at the end of the table, so
the table should al
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