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Posted to fop-dev@xmlgraphics.apache.org by Clay Leeds <cl...@medata.com> on 2003/04/18 20:10:51 UTC
[OT] AWTRenderer defaults (Magnification & Zoom)?
I apologize for this off-topic question, but I spent 5 whole minutes of
unsuccessful searching (Google came back with 19 results for "java
awtrenderer default") and figured perhaps someone here might have the
answer.
Every time I output FOP to AWT for testing, I have to change the
magnification to 150% and then Maximize the window. It isn't really a
big deal, but I'd love to set this as a default and be done with it. Is
it possible to set AWTRenderer defaults for magnification/zoom and
window maximization (my guess is that this would be relatively easy if I
were using a servlet or some other Java App, but I'm working from the
Command Line)?
AWT viewer Defaults I want to change:
- Magnification/Zoom: 150%
- Window: Maximized
I can't think of any other defaults and/or how to set them, but if
there's a list somewhere, I might find something. Much obliged...
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Re: [OT] AWTRenderer defaults (Magnification & Zoom)?
Posted by Clay Leeds <cl...@medata.com>.
Oleg,
Oleg Tkachenko wrote:
> Clay Leeds wrote:
>> AWT viewer Defaults I want to change:
>> - Magnification/Zoom: 150%
>> - Window: Maximized
>
> Well, in the future we might choose how to deal with it - or through
> properties or by saving state on AWT viewer exit.
> And now you can tweak it yourself - see PreviewDialog constructor:
>
> Change this
> this.setSize(new Dimension(379, 476));
> to whatever size (or maximize).
>
> Change this:
> scale.setSelectedItem("100");
> renderer.setScaleFactor(100.0);
> to
> scale.setSelectedItem("150");
> renderer.setScaleFactor(150.0);
I haven't done any JAVA programming yet. I've only interacted with FOP
and JAVA through the command line. Forgive my ignorance, but where would
one make these changes?
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Re: [OT] AWTRenderer defaults (Magnification & Zoom)?
Posted by Oleg Tkachenko <ol...@multiconn.com>.
Clay Leeds wrote:
> I apologize for this off-topic question, but I spent 5 whole minutes of
> unsuccessful searching (Google came back with 19 results for "java
> awtrenderer default") and figured perhaps someone here might have the
> answer.
>
> Every time I output FOP to AWT for testing, I have to change the
> magnification to 150% and then Maximize the window. It isn't really a
> big deal, but I'd love to set this as a default and be done with it. Is
> it possible to set AWTRenderer defaults for magnification/zoom and
> window maximization (my guess is that this would be relatively easy if I
> were using a servlet or some other Java App, but I'm working from the
> Command Line)?
>
> AWT viewer Defaults I want to change:
> - Magnification/Zoom: 150%
> - Window: Maximized
Well, in the future we might choose how to deal with it - or through
properties or by saving state on AWT viewer exit.
And now you can tweak it yourself - see PreviewDialog constructor:
Change this
this.setSize(new Dimension(379, 476));
to whatever size (or maximize).
Change this:
scale.setSelectedItem("100");
renderer.setScaleFactor(100.0);
to
scale.setSelectedItem("150");
renderer.setScaleFactor(150.0);
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Oleg Tkachenko
http://www.tkachenko.com/blog
Multiconn Technologies, Israel
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