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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 37329] - Relaxed validation NYI for fo:table-cells

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a_l.delmelle@pandora.be changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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             Status|REOPENED                    |ASSIGNED
            Summary|More readable error messages|Relaxed validation NYI for
                   |                            |fo:table-cells




------- Additional Comments From a_l.delmelle@pandora.be  2005-11-02 18:24 -------
For the record:
1. I agree with Chris that FOP can't be expected to tell you where precisely in which source document 
the error lies (FOP is ultimately presented with the result of the XSL transform, so all the references to 
whatever source files you're using is lost at that point) FOP could add location info to the error 
message, but this makes little sense if the intermediate FO doesn't exist as a physical file.

2. The error message is, IMO, quite self-explanatory (at least for anyone who has had so much as a 
glance at the XSL-FO Recommendation). It simply means that an fo:table-cell should have 'zero-or-
more markers' plus 'one-or-more block-level' descendants (according to the XSL-FO Rec.)

3. The relaxed validation doesn't work yet for this particular case... Either this is an oversight in the 
docs, or this is still TODO. I'll see if I can commit a fix for this ASAP.

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