Re: Checkboxes, ThinkThin borders, Cell attributes

Bertrand Delacretaz <[email protected]> Sat, 28 Jun 2003 07:39:48 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.text.xml.jfor.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Le Samedi, 28 juin 2003, =E0 02:01 Europe/Zurich, Bruce Wexler a =E9crit =
:

> ...We are just using the JFor for rtf output only and not using=20
> Cocoon....

You don't need to use Cocoon - my point was that the RTF API examples=20
of jfor are weak, while the XSL-FO examples are much more complete. If=20=

you want to know more about the RTF API, you might have to study what=20
happens when the XSL-FO examples are converted (from the command line).

You can also have a look at how the converter package uses the RTF API,=20=

as examples.

I'm copying the rest of your questions to the list in case someone=20
wants to have a look at them - I think there are few people using the=20
RTF API directly though, so you might need to dig deeper yourself in=20
case no one wants to answer (see also=20
http://codeconsult.ch/bertrand/archives/000072.html).

-Bertrand


>  I am having problems with:
>
> Trying to set the page margins. RtfFile doesn't appear to be able to=20=

> work with RtfPage/RtfPageArea. I tried many things, this was the=20
> closest I came:
>
> RtfFile f =3D new RtfFile(out);
> RtfAttributes pattr =3D new RtfAttributes();
> pattr.set(RtfPage.MARGIN_LEFT);=09
> //RtfPageArea pa =3D f.startPageArea(pattr);
> RtfDocumentArea rda =3D f.startDocumentArea();
> RtfSection sect =3D rda.newSection();
> RtfParagraph para =3D sect.newParagraph();
> RtfParagraph p =3D null;
>
> Trying to set a border style on a table row:
>
> RtfAttributes tableAttr =3D new RtfAttributes();
> tableAttr.set(BorderAttributesConverter.BORDER_THIN_THICK_SMALL);
> tbl =3D sect.newTable(new DummyTableColumnsInfo());
> RtfTableRow row =3D tbl.newTableRow(tableAttr);
>
> I've also tried to see if I could change a bullet to a checkbox but=20
> can't see where the library provides for characters like that. The=20
> javadocs I created are sparse, and your examples aren't very complete.
> ...



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