I apologize for my not being able to say exactly what
it was that you add to your HeaderFooter; indeed, it
is a Phrase. For multiline, use something like:
HeaderFooter footer = new HeaderFooter(new Phrase
("line 1\nline 2"));
This is what Bruno was saying.
-Matt
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Hi,
Steffen Stundzig wrote:
>Hi bruno,
>
>On Thu, 07 Mar 2002 08:36:38 GMT
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>Steffen Stundzig writes:
>>
>>>Perhaps could we push this in the super class HeaderFooter?
>>>
>>But what if different writers are listening to the same
>>Document object. The HTML writer doe
Hi bruno,
On Thu, 07 Mar 2002 08:36:38 GMT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Steffen Stundzig writes:
>
> > Perhaps could we push this in the super class HeaderFooter?
>
> But what if different writers are listening to the same
> Document object. The HTML writer doesn't know about pagenumbers,
> but
Steffen Stundzig writes:
> Perhaps could we push this in the super class HeaderFooter?
But what if different writers are listening to the same
Document object. The HTML writer doesn't know about pagenumbers,
but the PDF writer could be on a whole different page than the
RTF writer... If they all
Hi all,
in the last checked in RTF stuff of iText, there is an RTFHeaderFooter that accepts an
'Element' as content parameter.
I've coded this, because I need a multi columned footer and so I can pass a table to
the footer.
A disadvantage of this approach is, that I need to handle the page num
Ulrich Rueth writes:
> Forgot to mention the point: in a phrase there can only be multiple
> chunks, but not lines, isn't it?
I don't understand this question.
A phrase is a series of Chunks that has a leading (i.e. you can define
the space between to lines if a newline occurs).
A phrase differ
