On 7/21/10 2:04 PM, "Flavio Donadio" wrote:
>> - ensure pagination doesn't split table rows
>
> This is easy, but I am not sure if WebKit's implementation applies this
> property to table-row elements:
>
> th, tr {page-break-inside: avoid;}
WebKit does not support this CSS declaration. I belie
Matt and Gideon,
Although my solution below is not Cocoa, WebView supports it. So, I can give
further help off-list if the HTML/CSS subject is not adequate for this list.
Gideon's requirements seem to be very simple and, although WebView's
capabilities are not comparable to "real" printing, he
Kyle Sluder wrote:
> If Apple were to provide a print-oriented table or report class, I
> would expect and hope it was separate from NSTableView. NSTableView is
> very much an onscreen control, and its design reflects such.
There is the NSTextTable Class that inherits from NSTextBlock that goes
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On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 6:35 PM, Gideon King wrote:
> I absolutely agree that it's possible to moderately easily set up a view
> hierarchy that will allow for automatic pagination etc and work with object
> oriented methodologies to accomplish the goal, but there is a certain amount
> of grunt
I absolutely agree that it's possible to moderately easily set up a view
hierarchy that will allow for automatic pagination etc and work with object
oriented methodologies to accomplish the goal, but there is a certain amount of
grunt work in doing this, and the whole point of having frameworks
On or about 7/20/10 4:19 PM, thus spake "Gideon King" :
> It's a real shame that printing
> support isn't there nicely for table views...
I don't really understand this kind of complaint. If you organize a
hierarchy of intelligent self-printing views, printing is a snap, as I've
said before:
htt
OK, thanks Matt - I'll roll my own then. It's a real shame that printing
support isn't there nicely for table views...
Regards
Gideon
On 21/07/2010, at 5:46 AM, Matt Neuburg wrote:
>
> Then I'd suggest that you just write a view of your own that draws the way
> you want, and print that view.
On Wed, 21 Jul 2010 02:19:44 +1000, Gideon King said:
>Briefly, my needs are as follows:
>- print headers and footers on the page
>- print the content at the top of the content area even if it's shorter than
the page
>- ensure pagination doesn't split table rows
>
>I am quite familiar with the kno
Hi, my original quest was to print a table view with pagination and headers,
but when I initially tried it, I didn't see how I could include the column
headings in it, and found on the lists the suggestion to use a WebView and put
the data in there to print it.
When I tried it, I see that it ju
