Understood. I was remarking on the difference in parameter count. If we are
using the same file (xmlspy fop.bat), the .bat file has room for 8
arguments, and your command line contained only 6. I am assuming that %7 and
%8 are not needed "placeholders" as you call them.
jwc
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Subject: Re: [xsl] FOP conversion font problems
Jack Cane wrote:
As an aside, I note that the fop command line, fop -c
conf\userconfig.xml -fo file.fo -pdf file.pdf, contains only six
arguments.
When I look inside the fop.bat file (which, I assume you are using), I
find
8 command line arguments. Can I assume that %7 and %8 are not needed?
That's just placeholders for DOS batch script parameters. Don't you remember
DOS batch scripting? ;)
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