- From: Marko Hedler <mhedler@gmx.de>
- Date: Sat, 09 Feb 2013 16:56:36 +0100
- To: public-ppl@w3.org
Dynamic processing is well known by "old style" publishing systems like xyvision, app(3b2) etc. e.g. app(3b2) provides a bunch of variables accessible during the rendering process. The problem with FO is that for every single requirement you have to introduce a new formatting-attribute to the standard or write an extension. If we could access those kinds variables during a FO rendering process, as a programmer you can express you own rules, how a page should be rendered. Cheers Marko Am 09.02.2013 16:32, schrieb Patrick Gundlach: >> 3. Patrick Gundlach. 9.41 8 Feb >> I believe this to be a variant of Ken Holman ideas? > No. The example I gave is only for the trivial case. > > On my slides at xmlprage I gave an example of a page in a consumer catalog where a possible application is that it should rearrange the page to fit one more product on it (to reduce the total number of pages) by > > * changing the font size > * making images smaller > * shuffling the products around > * retypesetting the table > * removing some images > > this is a fictitious application/example, but we encounter similar demands. This is not possible by predefining some optimizations in the black box renderer and choose the right one, because it is impossible to anticipate all possible customer demands. > > (sorry to insist and to sound like a nitpicker, but looking at the details is crucial to understand why I do this the way I present. I know that I am not good in expressing myself, so don't be too rough with me. I might be wrong of course, but currently I don't see how my applications can be handled by any current or proposed standards except for some easy cases.) > > > Patrick > > > > speedata UG (haftungsbeschränkt) > ------------------------------------- > Telefon 030/57705055 > Mobil 0178/1967142 > Mail gundlach@speedata.de > Web www.speedata.de > > Eisenacher Straße 101 > 10781 Berlin > ------------------------------------- > Amtsgericht Charlottenburg HRB 135360 B > Geschäftsführer: Patrick Gundlach > USt-IdNr: DE278023065 > >
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