From: Stefan S. <se...@sy...> - 2005-09-12 12:58:25
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Tony Graham wrote: > xmlroff 0.3.6 is almost ready, despite Stefan's efforts to remind me of > essential features. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to block a release. Instead, I tried to find spots where I could help, even with my lack of understanding of the xsl-fo internals. I do agree that the current handling of the src attribute in external graphic already covers the majority of all cases, thus greatly enhancing the functionality of xmlroff. > It is, I think, simple and obvious to continue with fo:external-graphic > improvements for xmlroff 0.3.7. > > The tasks for xmlroff 0.3.7 as I see them are: > > - Support 'http:' (and other) protocols in URI specifications I may have a look at that. > - Improve handling unresolvable 'src' URI specifications (to be done after > 'http:' support) What do you imagine to happen ? Drop in a fallback graphic ? Do nothing in the generated document but print out a warning / error ? > - Handle more fo:external-graphic properties and handle their > interdependencies: > > - Handle when one of 'content-width' or 'content-height' is specified What is the expected behavior ? To stretch / shrink the image to fit ? > - Handle 'scale' attribute > > It would be good to also handle non-auto ipd and bpd and 'display-align' > and 'text-align' but that will take more effort. > > - Add a FoImageManager or similar so the same image isn't opened multiple > times I may look into that. > - Handle areas that can't be broken Yes, please ! Regards, Stefan |