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Error seems to happen for this file ....
Tomohito Nakayama made changes - 04/May/07 05:04 PM
I think this problem can be escaped manipulating attributes in element of table in next source file ....
trunk/src/pt_BR/ref/rrefsqlj19433.dita It seems that FOP does not support multi column spanned cell .....
I think problem happen because of it .... * Description of the patch
* Modifying attribute of cell not to span multi column in order to escape compilation error of pt_BR. * Test * Found no error in three type of compiled manual.
Tomohito Nakayama made changes - 04/May/07 06:50 PM
Hi Tomohito,
The patch looks correct and fixes the compilation error. I went ahead and committed the patch with revision 535421. Looking at the XSL-FO generated by the DITA toolkit, it appears the problem is not with FOP being able to handle multiple column spanning cells, but that the DITA toolkit does not assign proper values to the column-number and number-columns-spanned attributes for the <fo:table-cell>s in the XSL-FO for the DITA <entry>s that span multiple columns. Even with your patch, the column numbers are still being generated incorrectly for many of the tables in the pt_BR reference manual, which is leading to a large number of warnings being printed when building the PDF for that manual. The tables in the pt_BR reference manual could be improved to have a form more consistent with what the DITA toolkit expects, but that can be handled with a different JIRA issue. Thank you for looking into this and fixing it.
Andrew McIntyre made changes - 05/May/07 12:31 AM
I see.
Thank you for committing. There are many warnings about column numbers (and other matters) for the English documents too, ever since the FOP .93 upgrade. I reopened
Kim Haase made changes - 07/May/07 02:50 PM
I am not familiar with any tables that have columns which span multiple cells... can someone point one out to me?
Kim - thanks for opening up Derby-2373 for this issue. I hope that Andrew or someone familiar with FOP and the way that Derby builds the docs can take a look at this... My expression may be not appropriate ....
I intended the last example of table in the next piece of the spec. http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/struct/tables.html#h-11.2.6.1 In the example, columns of compounded cell numbered 4 spans multiple cells. |
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The line #5020 in error message is that of refderby.fo and that line is for page of Expressões SQL.