XSLFO
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object XSLFO
| package render
The default styles to add as a fallback to the explicitly specified styles.
The default styles to add as a fallback to the explicitly specified styles.
The default template to use for this renderer if no template is explicitly specified.
The default template to use for this renderer if no template is explicitly specified.
The file suffix to use when rendering the output to a file.
The file suffix to use when rendering the output to a file. When transforming entire directories the suffix of the markup file will be automatically replaced by the suffix for the output format.
The actual setup method for providing both the writer API for customized renderers as well as the actual default render function itself.
The actual setup method for providing both the writer API for customized renderers as well as the actual default render function itself. The default render function always only renders a single element and then delegates to the composite renderer passed to this function as a parameter when rendering children. This way user customizations are possible on a per-element basis.
the output to write to
the root element the new renderer will be used for
the composite render function to delegate to when elements need to render their children
the styles the new renderer should apply to the rendered elements
a tuple consisting of the writer API for customizing the renderer as well as the actual default render function itself
Renders XSL-FO without any formatting (line breaks or indentation) around tags.
Renders XSL-FO without any formatting (line breaks or indentation) around tags. Useful when storing the output in a database for example.
Specifies the minimum required level for a system message to get included into the output by this renderer.
Adds the specified styles to the default styles this renderer applies.
A renderer for XSL-FO output. May be directly passed to the
RenderorTransformAPIs:This renderer is usually used as an interim format for producing a PDF, where you do not deal with this format directly. But it can alternatively also be used as the final output and then get processed by external tools.