Plutext

Posted: **Tue Apr 28, 2015 10:34 am**

Hi Guys,
I am using docx4j-3.2.1.jar.

In my test word file, I can see

Code: Select all: <w:p><w:r><w:t xml:space="preserve">1 Example 3a (bold) 1</w:t></w:r></w:p>

however, in my xsl-fo file,

Code: Select all: <block font-size="10.5pt" line-height="100%" space-after="0in" space-before="0in" text-align="justify"><inline><inline font-family="Times New Roman">1 Example 3a (bold) 1</inline></inline></block>

The attribute white-space-treatment="preserve" is not produced. and therefore, my pdf output does not have white space neither.

Does anyone know how to deal with this?

Thank you!

Posted: **Thu Apr 30, 2015 9:37 pm**

Please note the w:t attribute doesn't quite do what I think you think it does; see http://webapp.docx4java.org/OnlineDemo/ ... dML/t.html

That said, a glance at the code does suggest there is still an issue here.

Assuming you're using XSLT approach, this is related to:

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<xsl:template match="w:t[parent::w:r]">

<xsl:variable name="pPrNode" select="../../w:pPr" />
<xsl:variable name="rPrNode" select="../w:rPr" />
<xsl:variable name="textNode" select="." />

<xsl:copy-of select="java:org.docx4j.convert.out.common.XsltCommonFunctions.fontSelector( 

                                $conversionContext, $pPrNode, $rPrNode, $textNode)" />

</xsl:template>
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Ultimately, it hits:

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publicObject fontSelector(PPr pPr, RPr rPr, Text wmlText){

String text=null;
if(wmlText==null){

                log.debug("Null Text object");
}else{

                text = wmlText.getValue();

                spacePreserve =(wmlText.getSpace()!=null)&&(wmlText.getSpace().equals("preserve"));
}

return fontSelector( pPr,  rPr,  text);
}
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and what probably needs to be changed is:

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publicvoid setAttribute(Element el, String fontName){

// could a document fragment contain just a #text node?

if(outputType== RunFontActionType.DISCOVERY){
return;
}elseif(outputType==RunFontActionType.XHTML){
if(spacePreserve){
/*

                 *      Convert @xml:space='preserve' to style="white-space:pre-wrap;"

                                which is good for FF3, and WebKit; not honoured by IE7 though. 

                 */

                        el.setAttribute("style", getCssProperty(fontName)+"white-space:pre-wrap;");

}else{

                        el.setAttribute("style", getCssProperty(fontName));
}
}elseif(outputType==RunFontActionType.XSL_FO){
String val = getPhysicalFont(fontName);
if(val==null){
// Avoid @font-family="", which FOP doesn't like

                        el.setAttribute("font-family", fallbackFont );
}else{

                        el.setAttribute("font-family", val );
}

// Any reason not to always do this?
//                      el.setAttribute( "white-space-collapse", "false");
//                      el.setAttribute( "white-space", "pre");

}
}
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Posted: **Fri May 01, 2015 5:37 am**

Hi Jason, first of all, I very appreciate your reply, thank you.

I read your link about w:t attribute, but how do I create a significant whitespace?

and I don't get what should be changed in setAttribute(Element el, String fontName), could you advise me more in detail?

Thanks!

Posted: **Tue May 26, 2015 1:40 pm**

Fixed, see https://github.com/plutext/docx4j/commi ... fad82cd772

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