Send the ID of the producing FO to the area tree as trait where possible.
This is useful for testing and may later be interesting for FO editor implementors and for other things where you want to identify the generating FO from a particular object in the output.
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Made Service a stand-alone class so it can be reused.
Made XMLHandler discoverable through the Service class.
Moved XMLHandler collection into new XMLHandlerRegistry class.
Adjusted the Renderers and XMLHandler to the above changes.
This should make it easier to write certain FOP extensions. The changes were triggered by my work on the FOP extension for Barcode4J for the FOP Trunk.
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When checking for content overflow, don't include border and padding.
Clearer warning message in case of height constraint violation on table-rows.
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Dynamic classpath setup in case not all required dependencies are available in the given classpath.
Useful when starting FOP using "java -jar fop.jar". This is actually a replacement for the manifest "Class-Path" entry and even picks up additional JARs it finds.
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IDs on fo:wrapper didn't register on the pages because fo:wrapper didn't have an LM that does that job for it.
The new LM for wrapper creates a dummy area so addId() can be triggered. No area is actually sent to the area tree. The WrapperLM is simply inserted before its children.
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Bugfix: Proper handling of page break between normally broken parts and the parts that need to be balanced. (multi-column layout, fixes multi-column2a)
I had to modify BreakingAlgorithm to add best records for parts which are too short.
Furthermore, it took an additional computed value to tweak the balancing. It effectively makes shorter trailing parts preferred.
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Print quality improvement especially for printing. The implementations don't create a bitmap image anymore, but draw directly.
Submitted by: Richard Wheeldon <richardw@geoquip-rnd.demon.co.uk>
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Bugfix: IPD for footnote region now correct in multi-column layout.
Next step at multi-column layout:
- A multi-column section that needs column balancing is normally rendered until the next-to-last page. The rest of the element are re-broken by a special balancing page breaker.
- Multiple spans supported in area tree and through break handling.
- There are still problems with footnotes and column balancing.
- Main layout loop changed to render an element list right after it's broken. The block lists are not collected anymore and then rendered.
Bugfix: PageViewportProvider had a one-off (when accessing through "relative to current element list")
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My first laughable attempt at a page breaker for balancing columns. Doesn't work if the element list fits into the first available area and doesn't balance exactly like I would like it to when the balancing actually gets active.
breaks supported on tables, table-row and table-cell content now. Cheap approach for now. TableContentLM is not yet restartable, but the Breaker handles that pretty well.
Jeremias Maerki
Glen Mazza