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Posted to fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org by Meena <me...@wipro.com> on 2002/03/06 08:37:16 UTC
Basic-link
Hi,
I've a problem using basic-links.
When i give a fo:basic-link for some word, it leaves two spaces before and after the string.
Egs.
1. APPLE p.10
2. BAT p.10
3. CAT p.12
Does anybody know why this empty space is created before and after the word with basic-link?
Regds,
Meena
Re: display numbers
Posted by "Christopher R. Maden" <cr...@maden.org>.
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At 00:12 6-03-2002, ludovic.maurillon@saros.fr wrote:
>I have to display numbers in a PDF document, but it's frequently thousands or
>millions, so I would like to render it like this:
>1 000 000 or 1'000'000
>instead of 1000000
>is it possible or may I write a fonction that convert it in a string before
>rendering it??
FOP doesn't deal with numbers at all, only characters. If you pass it "1
000 000" it will format "1 000 000". [There are a few exceptions, as for
page numbers.]
If you are using XSLT to create your FOs which are passed to FOP, then look
at the xsl:number element and its attributes.
~Chris
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DTDs/schemas - conversion - ebooks - publishing - Web - B2B - training
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Re: display numbers
Posted by lu...@saros.fr.
Merci Guillaume,
I didn't know this class, it will be very helpful.
thanks a lot,
Ludo.
Surlignage Guillaume Laforge <gl...@reflexe.fr>:
> Salut Ludo !
>
> If you wish to format a number, depending on a specified locale, you can
> convert your Float with some classes found in the java.text package. You can
> specify a pattern for the resulting String.
>
> DecimalFormat nf = (DecimalFormat)DecimalFormat.getInstance(Locale.FRENCH);
> nf.applyPattern("#,##0.00");
> // this pattern is very usefull for just keeping two digit for the decimal
> part (especially when dealing with currencies
> Float myFloatNumber = 123456789.123456
> String myFormattedString = nf.format(myFloatNumber);
> // myFormattedString will be equal to "123 456 789,12" in the locale is
> French
> // and it will be equal to "123,456,789.12" if the locale is English
>
> Guillaume
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: ludovic.maurillon@saros.fr
> To: fop-user@xml.apache.org
> Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 9:12 AM
> Subject: display numbers
>
>
> Hi,
> I have to display numbers in a PDF document, but it's frequently thousands
> or
> millions, so I would like to render it like this:
> 1 000 000 or 1'000'000
> instead of 1000000
> is it possible or may I write a fonction that convert it in a string before
>
> rendering it??
> Moreover, is the choice of the language including the rendering of
> numbers??
> for exemple in France we use a coma and not a dot in numbers:
> 14,89 <=> 14.89
>
> cheers,
> Ludo.
>
>
> -------------------------------------------------
> Webmail Saros: http://webmail.saros.fr
>
>
>
-------------------------------------------------
Webmail Saros: http://webmail.saros.fr
Re: display numbers
Posted by Guillaume Laforge <gl...@reflexe.fr>.
Salut Ludo !
If you wish to format a number, depending on a specified locale, you can convert your Float with some classes found in the java.text package. You can specify a pattern for the resulting String.
DecimalFormat nf = (DecimalFormat)DecimalFormat.getInstance(Locale.FRENCH);
nf.applyPattern("#,##0.00");
// this pattern is very usefull for just keeping two digit for the decimal part (especially when dealing with currencies
Float myFloatNumber = 123456789.123456
String myFormattedString = nf.format(myFloatNumber);
// myFormattedString will be equal to "123 456 789,12" in the locale is French
// and it will be equal to "123,456,789.12" if the locale is English
Guillaume
----- Original Message -----
From: ludovic.maurillon@saros.fr
To: fop-user@xml.apache.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 9:12 AM
Subject: display numbers
Hi,
I have to display numbers in a PDF document, but it's frequently thousands or
millions, so I would like to render it like this:
1 000 000 or 1'000'000
instead of 1000000
is it possible or may I write a fonction that convert it in a string before
rendering it??
Moreover, is the choice of the language including the rendering of numbers??
for exemple in France we use a coma and not a dot in numbers:
14,89 <=> 14.89
cheers,
Ludo.
-------------------------------------------------
Webmail Saros: http://webmail.saros.fr
RE: display numbers
Posted by Peter Jacobs <li...@mediamagie.com>.
You can have a look at:
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/xslfaq.html
choose "XSLT Questions and Answers" and then "Formatting"
Please also have a look at the XSL FO pages, so this thread is not off topic
anymore :-)
HTH
Peter
------------------------
Peter Jacobs
Freelance multimedia programmeur
De Budetstraat 8
B-3201 Aarschot
peter.jacobs@advalvas.be
016/573257
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ludovic.maurillon@saros.fr [mailto:ludovic.maurillon@saros.fr]
> Sent: woensdag 6 maart 2002 09:13
> To: fop-user@xml.apache.org
> Subject: display numbers
>
>
> Hi,
> I have to display numbers in a PDF document, but it's frequently
> thousands or
> millions, so I would like to render it like this:
> 1 000 000 or 1'000'000
> instead of 1000000
> is it possible or may I write a fonction that convert it in a
> string before
> rendering it??
> Moreover, is the choice of the language including the rendering
> of numbers??
> for exemple in France we use a coma and not a dot in numbers:
> 14,89 <=> 14.89
>
> cheers,
> Ludo.
>
>
> -------------------------------------------------
> Webmail Saros: http://webmail.saros.fr
>
display numbers
Posted by lu...@saros.fr.
Hi,
I have to display numbers in a PDF document, but it's frequently thousands or
millions, so I would like to render it like this:
1 000 000 or 1'000'000
instead of 1000000
is it possible or may I write a fonction that convert it in a string before
rendering it??
Moreover, is the choice of the language including the rendering of numbers??
for exemple in France we use a coma and not a dot in numbers:
14,89 <=> 14.89
cheers,
Ludo.
-------------------------------------------------
Webmail Saros: http://webmail.saros.fr