RE: Overlapping Data?-Finish-Thanks

[David Kim <xm...@yahoo.ca>]

Hi Andreas,

I tested belows what you wrote.
.TEST CASE1:usage of (x)path
.TEST CASE2:position of region-body
.TEST CASE3:position of fo:block-container 
.TEST CASE4:limitation of fo:block-container 

TEST CASE1,2 will be good part of my own xsl foramt.
TEST CASE3,4 helped me to decide direction of my
project. 

You helped me too much. Thank you very much.

David.


TEST CASE1:
>   <xsl:apply-templates
> select="body/resultset/result" />
> or:
>   <xsl:apply-templates select="*/*/result" />

TEST CASE2:
> One thing I also noticed:
> If you plan on using future FOP versions, you will
> need to put the
> fo:region-body as the first region in the
> fo:simple-page-master. (I can't
> immediately find the constraint in the XSL-FO Rec
> that enforces this, but
> I'm pretty sure it has a good reason...)
 
TEST CASE3:
> Other than that, the current development version
> still chokes on the
> absolute-positioned fo:block-container inside an
> fo:inline. Since the
> fo:inline here has no children other than that
> fo:b-c, I would suggest
> removing it entirely, and moving the fo:b-c one
> level up.

TEST CASE4:
> Still having to use FOP 0.20.5, you're out of luck,
> and will have to find
> some way to make sure the block-containers are
> created as direct children of
> the fo:flow... (i.e. by terminating the fo:block
> before inserting the
> fo:block-container --theoretically, it should make
> no difference, but in
> practice, I admit, it can turn out to be a real
> pain)



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