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From: Barry van Weldam
I am using/reading xPath from O'reilly and i got that snippet from there.
Well, could be that it actually is 'a' correct way of going about such a
layout, but when the processor you're working with does not
support/implement these features (or only partially)... there goes your nice
layout!
Don't worry, once you get used to it, you'll stumble upon lots of these
workarounds.
I know i don' t do it the right way ;) That's i am trying to
As I said, your initial approach might well have been 'correct' according to
the spec (would have to catch up on my reading a bit... ), but, using Apache
FOP for example, you have to take into account that fo:leader is only
partially supported, so this particular effect can't be achieved in that
way.
lay-out the page with tables
1 table for the header
1 table for the body-part.
I think it is suitable, because it is just a "sort-of"
spreadsheet with all data.
Well, seems like a perfect setup! Anyway: Have fun 'transforming'! :)
Cheerz,
Andreas
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