Package org.jfree.layouting.output

Examples of org.jfree.layouting.output.OutputProcessor.processContent()


    paginationStep.performPagebreak(logicalPageBox);

    // A new page has been started. Recover the page-grid, then restart
    // everything from scratch. (We have to recompute, as the pages may
    // be different now, due to changed margins or page definitions)
    outputProcessor.processContent(logicalPageBox);

    // Now fire the pagebreak. This goes through all layers and informs all
    // components, that a pagebreak has been encountered and possibly a
    // new page has been set. It does not save the state or perform other
    // expensive operations. However, it updates the 'isPagebreakEncountered'
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            getLayoutProcess().getOutputProcessor();
        final long nextOffset = paginationStep.getNextOffset();
        final long pageOffset = logicalPageBox.getPageOffset();
        final LogicalPageBox box = fillPhysicalPagesStep.compute
            (logicalPageBox, pageOffset, nextOffset);
        outputProcessor.processContent(box);

        // Now fire the pagebreak. This goes through all layers and informs all
        // components, that a pagebreak has been encountered and possibly a
        // new page has been set. It does not save the state or perform other
        // expensive operations. However, it updates the 'isPagebreakEncountered'
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            getLayoutProcess().getOutputProcessor();
        final long nextOffset = paginationStep.getNextOffset();
        final long pageOffset = logicalPageBox.getPageOffset();
        final LogicalPageBox box = fillPhysicalPagesStep.compute
            (logicalPageBox, pageOffset, nextOffset);
        outputProcessor.processContent(box);

        // Now fire the pagebreak. This goes through all layers and informs all
        // components, that a pagebreak has been encountered and possibly a
        // new page has been set. It does not save the state or perform other
        // expensive operations. However, it updates the 'isPagebreakEncountered'
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    paginationStep.performPagebreak(logicalPageBox);

    // A new page has been started. Recover the page-grid, then restart
    // everything from scratch. (We have to recompute, as the pages may
    // be different now, due to changed margins or page definitions)
    outputProcessor.processContent(logicalPageBox);

    // Now fire the pagebreak. This goes through all layers and informs all
    // components, that a pagebreak has been encountered and possibly a
    // new page has been set. It does not save the state or perform other
    // expensive operations. However, it updates the 'isPagebreakEncountered'
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    paginationStep.performPagebreak(logicalPageBox);

    // A new page has been started. Recover the page-grid, then restart
    // everything from scratch. (We have to recompute, as the pages may
    // be different now, due to changed margins or page definitions)
    outputProcessor.processContent(logicalPageBox);

    // Now fire the pagebreak. This goes through all layers and informs all
    // components, that a pagebreak has been encountered and possibly a
    // new page has been set. It does not save the state or perform other
    // expensive operations. However, it updates the 'isPagebreakEncountered'
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            getLayoutProcess().getOutputProcessor();
        final long nextOffset = paginationStep.getNextOffset();
        final long pageOffset = logicalPageBox.getPageOffset();
        final LogicalPageBox box = fillPhysicalPagesStep.compute
            (logicalPageBox, pageOffset, nextOffset);
        outputProcessor.processContent(box);

        // Now fire the pagebreak. This goes through all layers and informs all
        // components, that a pagebreak has been encountered and possibly a
        // new page has been set. It does not save the state or perform other
        // expensive operations. However, it updates the 'isPagebreakEncountered'
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