Hello,
  The hyphenate="true" helped me. But I have a
slightly different requirement.
I want that if a word comes in a line whose length is
greater than the column width, the word must print on
the same line and breaks with a hyphenation to the
next. The default hyphenation="true" option causes the
long word(whose length is > column width) to begin on
a new line.

Would this be possible with XSL-FO?

Regards,
Mukul

--- "W. Eliot Kimber" <eliot@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Mukul wrote:
> > Hello ,
> >   I am constructing a XSL-FO table. I want a
> sentence
> > wrapping effect like as in MS Word. When something
> is
> > typed in a table row, I need 2 conditions to be
> > fulfilled -
> > 1) When a word touches the column boundary , the
> whole
> > word wraps to the next line(the word is not split)
> 
> This is normal behavior unless you explicitly turn
> off line breaking.
> 
> > 2) If length of word is greater than the column
> width,
> > the word is split and continues on the next line
> 
> You will have to turn on hyphenation and probably
> change the 
> hyphentation character (if you don't actually want a
> hyphen when a word 
> breaks).
> 
> Different implementations may behave differently
> when flowing text into 
> constrained spaces--XEP, for example, never breaks
> words unless 
> hyphentation is on, XSL Formatter may. The FO
> specification leaves these 
> details of line breaking up to implementations.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Eliot
> -- 
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> 
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