Re: keep properties

Thanks, Joerg et all for the nice example, however looking at the specs, I
am wondering now how we may interpret the "next".

Shall we interpret that as the very next FO (even if its a child)
or the next sibling.  Consider this scenario

1    <fo:inline keep-with-next= "always">
2      <fo:external-graphic src="somegraphic.gif"></fo:external-graphic>
3    </foinline>
4   <fo:inline>and some stuff here.</fo:inline>

The way I read it, keep-with-next refers to the external-graphic on the
line labeled "2" and NOT the inline on the line labeled "4".  I take
it "keep-with-previous" follows a similar logic.  Anyone else
reads it differently?

Carmelo


----- Original Message -----
From: "Joerg Pietschmann" <joerg.pietschmann@xxxxxx>
To: "XSL List" <xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 6:50 AM
Subject: Re:  keep properties


> "Carmelo Montanez" <carmelo@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > I am writing a number of tests for the XSL FO and I am having a hard
time
> > coming up with a scenario (at least a relevant scenario), where the
> > "keep-with-next", "keep-with-previous" and "keep-together" properties be
> > used.
> > (witching a line context)
>
> I suppose you meant using keeps within a line context?
>
> One possibility is an inline graphic which should be kept attached
> to the word before, for example "some product(new!)". It would look
> odd if "product" was at the and of a line and the "(new!)" graphic
> wrapped to the beginning of the next, therefore i'd try
>   <fo:inline>product</fo:inline>
>   <fo:inline keep-with-previous="always">
>     <fo:external-graphic src="new.gif"/>
>   </fo:inline>
> It would be interesting to hear whether this works in some processors
> (FOP doesn't support this) or even whether it is the best way to do
> this.
>
> A keep-together could be used to have phrases kept together within a
> line, or titles to their names, or units to the measurement numbers.
> This could probably also be achieved with non-breaking spaces,
> unfortunately FOP seems to format &#160; always with a full space
> width, which sometimes leads to annoying holes.
>
> HTH
> J.Pietschmann
>
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