Distance between next line

Dear experts,
In sapscript if use the following code,i find that something like this is happening
I have given code for the window i created myself ZWIN
/E: HEADING
AS: Mr Bob Williams
AS: 12,Vincent Street
AS :London.
But i find text comes on paper like this on printing.
Mr Bob Williams
12,Vincent Street
London
There is a lot of distance between next line.Which attribute i need to control ?

Hi,
you can create customized paragraph format based on your requirement. But its better to understand each and every function in the styles so that you can understand the behaviour.
Thanks
Arul

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Hi.
I am looking for the code of the "Shortest distance between two line segments". I would appreciate if anyone has and willing to share.
I can find some in the net but its in VB and i am not familiar with it.
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PDF TEMPLATES ISSUE...DISTANCE BETWEEN LINES

Hello People... after a read the manual i tried to do a pdf template based on a legal asset map.
in Manual i read this
'Note: The placement of this field in relationship to the
BODY_START tag defines the distance between the repeating rows
for each occurrence. See Placement of Repeating Fields, page 8-15.'
My template have fixed lines and what i want to do is for each ocurrence put the data inside of line of the template. i tried to adjust commanding the space of start body form field and the repeating group field. Some rows stay's inside of the lines of my template but some rows don't. someone know's a way to do this? i dont understand why the distance between the rows have variations and dont stay always at the same distance of the previous line. I can send my output to anyone.
Tks in advance.

Kenoli,
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Diversity - Distance between Antennas

Considering both antennas are similar-type and gain the two imp criterias i read in achiveing Diversity is
1. Antennas should be placed close enough to each other so that the RF coverage area is nearly identical.
2. The receiving antennas are spaced sufficiently apart to achieve independence (no coupling) between the received signals.
So the distance between both the antenna would be important.
In a cisco doc,
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk722/tk809/technologies_tech_note09186a008019f646.shtml
For 2.4GHz wavelength = 12.5cm and for 5GHz wavelength = 6cm.
Hence for 2.4GHz wavelength,
Dist bet diversity Ant = 12.5cms Or 25cms or 37.5cms or 50cms
now from below POST:
http://forums.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/NetProf?page=netprof&forum=Wireless%20-%20Mobility&topic=WLAN%20Radio%20Standards&topicID=.ee6e8c2&fromOutline=&CommCmd=MB%3Fcmd%3Ddisplay_location%26location%3D.2cc18267
The spacing can be in multiples but is best in multiples of odd numbers. 1x or 3x. This allows for the phase to be always 100% out for the opposing antennae. 2x could cause phase shift overlay and could result in both antennae receiving the same phase shift differentiation.
Is this true? then my choise would narrow down to "Dist bet diversity Ant=12.5cms or 37.5cms'
But from below POST iam confused regarding point 1 and 2 (I have put them pointwise just for reference)
http://forums.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/NetProf?page=netprof&forum=Wireless%20-%20Mobility&topic=WLAN%20Radio%20Standards&topicID=.ee6e8c2&fromOutline=&CommCmd=MB%3Fcmd%3Ddisplay_location%26location%3D.2cc0332d
1. Never should you have the antennas exactly one wavelength away from each other. For the frequency of 2400, one wavelength is 4.92"... so any distance that is not a multiple of 4.92 and no more than a multiple of 4 is recommended.
2. You should use 1/2 wavelength distances and to be safe no more than multiple of 3.
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1. Should the distance between my Antennas for diversity be any len more than 12.5 cms and less than 25cms or more than 37.5cms and less than 50cms?
2. Is it that the distance between my Antennas for diversity should not be exactly equal to the multiple of wavelengths? (12.5cms, 25cms, 37.5cms, 50cms)
3. Is it that i have to use only odd wavelengths multiples? (12.5cms, 37.5cms) and should not use even multiples?
4. The use 1/2 wavelength distances between the antennas is diversity. Is it ok? or is the minimum 1 wavelength as specfied in the cisco doc.
Also from the below POST iam confused regarding the MAX distance:
http://forums.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/NetProf?page=netprof&forum=Wireless%20-%20Mobility&topic=WLAN%20Radio%20Standards&topicID=.ee6e8c2&fromOutline=&CommCmd=MB%3Fcmd%3Ddisplay_location%26location%3D.1dd7905b
"Distance beyond 1-2 wavelengths is not critical. Since the antennas are not transmitting and/or receiving at the same time,there is no real chance of overloading the other antenna or radio front-end. "
There's not really a "max distance" as far as diversity is concerned. By placing the antennas some distance apart (the minimum, I believe, is ~one wavelength), you optimize the chance that a signal that is null (or interfered with) on one side, isn't on the other.
my question is
5. Is there a max distance between the antennas in diversity (like we read 4xwavelength) or there is no max distance? then wont there evolve a different RF coverage area for both the Antennas?
Another important question
> If my wireless card supports 5GHZ and 2.4GHZ and hence my antennas would be dual band. Then to achive antenna Diversity, what would be the distance between the two antennas? The minimum distance should be 1 wavelength, so For 2.4GHz wavelength = 12.5cm and for 5GHz wavelength = 6cm.
For a dual band antenna? how much should it be? Whats the min and max.
someone please can help me solve the huge confusion in my mind :)

First, let me say that this is certainly a well-done post, good job of back-tracking the links and expressing your questions.
The next thing is that there are more than a few nuances when dealing with RF and signal transmission and propagation, so to cover a specific topic fully would frequently cover more space than provided.
With all that dancing out of the way ;-), I'll take a shot at answering your questions...
"Is there a max distance ... ?"
Well, no, not really ... but there is a max *effective* distance and a fairly specific point of diminishing returns (as mentioned in the linked posts).
The design and implementation goal is to create a sort of "binocular view" with the antennas, such that the chance of a "null" is reduced, such that the signal / pattern developed from the diverse pair of antennas will create at least one clean and clear (reduced multipath, reduced nulls, possibly better line of sight)signal to (ideally) every client in the coverage area.
Even though only one antenna is active at any given time, having any conductor within the radiated field will distort the transmission envelope, either positively (in the case of a Yagi) or negatively (in the case of a grounded conductor, like a sprinkler head).
The amount of the distortion, and the shape of the distortion are functions of the size and shape of the parasitic element. The effect is so variable that it is one of the foundations for the contention that a comprehensive site survey is not really an option, it's mandatory; it's truely the only way to see what adaptations are necessary to make the "rules of thumb" function in the specific location.
Regarding antennas handling multiple bands:
The antennas (in this case) are close to resonant multiples. The differences are such that the logical / electrical length can be adjusted by adding inductive or capacitive loads at the transmitter or feed point.
Even though the physical shape of the antennas may be different from model to model, the electrical load characteristics for a given band / antenna remain similar, so electronically compensating to make an antenna primarily designed for 2.4GHz function well for 5.6GHz is not especially difficult. Going from the longer wavelength to the shorter is more effective and easier to design than trying to go the other way.
For example, a quarter-wave 2.4GHz antenna is easily compensated to create a good half wave (or loaded 5/8) 5.6GHz antenna.
So, (finally) to provide the proper spacing for a diverse pair of multi-band antennas, figure for the longer wavelength (2.4GHz in this case) and the (roughly double) distance is likely to be acceptable for the higher wavelength. The spacing doesn't have to be exact; personally, I used to shoot for ~18" (variable with the mounting location and antenna type)and I always had pretty good luck, according to the follow-up survey.
Because of the jillions of possible variables, you can't just calculate and hang the antennas and be done ... a survey should be done to verify the installations and to make educated adjustments that will optimize the system for that specific location and environment.
The initial calculations are ideal guidelines, then you make adjustments to cover things like metal wall studs, sprinkler heads, the boss' favorite "wall o' vines" ... you will rarely get a perfect environment, adjustments are almost always required.
It's late and I'm starting to babble ... ponder the above and let us know if it helped any. There are a great bunch of experienced folks here, and I think this will be the start of a great discussion.
Good Luck
Scott

Unable to find line break between two lines in attachment file.

Dear all I will be very great full if someone help me out,
I am trying to send mail through SMTP server with an attachment of oracle report, but I am unable to find line break between two lines, when I down load the attachment from mail and open attach.txt file by double click on it. Next line starts right after previous line ends, it should starts with new line.
In order to send an attachment file, I am reading source file line by line and put MIME protocol’s attachment instance, contain of source file is being properly written into target file if I open that attachment on cmd prompt.
Following code may help you to understand the case.
Thanks in advance.
My code is as follows:-
create or replace procedure bec_file_test
v_subject varchar2, -- Subject of the email
v_body varchar2, -- Body of the email
v_from VARCHAR2 default 'XYZ.com', -- sender mail id
v_to varchar2 default 'XYZ.com', -- Field To of the email
v_cc varchar2 default 'XYZ.com' -- cc address
) is
-- variable to hold the smtp server connection
v_smtp_connection utl_smtp.connection;
-- variable to hold the smtp host name
v_smtp_host varchar2(100) default 'mail.bec-group.com';
-- variable to hold the smtp port
v_smtp_port number default 25;
-- composite of {CR}{LF} caridge return and line feed.
CRLF varchar2(2):=CHR(13)||CHR(10);
cursor pr_rec is
select requisition_no,line_no,release_no,a.contract,
a.project_id,substr(a.activity_seq,1,11)ACT_SEQ,
substr(a.part_no,1,12)PART_NO,
substr(a.description,1,32)DESCRIPTION,
substr(a.Bal_qty,1,8) BAL_QTY,
substr(a.unit_meas,1,5)UOM,
a.wanted_receipt_date WAN_REC_DT,
a.latest_order_date LAT_ORD_DT
from bec_pr_line_rep a
where a.Bal_qty>0 and a.header_state not in 'Closed'
and upper(a.state1) like 'RELEASED' and a.contract not in ('U1ENG','ULENG','U1FND','U2FND')
and a.buyer_code='70306'
order by a.part_no;
begin
declare
fHandle UTL_FILE.FILE_TYPE;
v_msg_line varchar2(2000);
-- v_buffer varchar2(20000);
--ALTER SYSTEM SET utl_file_dir = 'D:\Database\temp'
--COMMENT='Temporary change on Dec 14'
--SCOPE=SPFILE;
SELECT name, value
FROM gv$parameter
WHERE name = 'utl_file_dir';
--drop directory my_directory
--CREATE or replace DIRECTORY my_directory AS 'D:\database\temp';
--GRANT read,write ON DIRECTORY my_directory TO PUBLIC;
begin ---writing data into a file.
fHandle := UTL_FILE.FOPEN('MY_DIRECTORY', 'pending_pr_summry.txt', 'w');
UTL_FILE.put_line(fHandle, ' Pending PR to process (detail report)');
UTL_FILE.put_line(fHandle,TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'MM-DD-YY HH:MI:SS AM'));
UTL_FILE.put_line(fHandle, '--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------');
UTL_FILE.put_line(fHandle, 'Req.no. li Re Site Prj Id Act seq Part no Description Qty UOM want rec dt lat ord dt' );
UTL_FILE.put_line(fHandle, '--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------');
for pr_temp in pr_rec loop
begin
v_msg_line:=to_char(rpad(pr_temp.requisition_no,12,' ')||'|'||
lpad(pr_temp.line_no,3,' ')||'|'||
lpad(pr_temp.release_no,3,' ')||'|'||
rpad(pr_temp.contract,7,' ')||'|'||
lpad(nvl(pr_temp.project_id,' '),7,' ')||'|'||
lpad(nvl(pr_temp.act_seq,' '),12,' ')||'|'||
lpad(pr_temp.part_no,12,' ')||'|'||
rpad(pr_temp.description,35,' ')||'|'||
lpad(pr_temp.bal_qty,10,' ')||'|'||
rpad(pr_temp.uom,6,' ')||'|'||
lpad(pr_temp.wan_rec_dt,14,' ')||'|'||
lpad(pr_temp.lat_ord_dt,14,' '));
UTL_FILE.put_line(fHandle,v_msg_line);
end;
end loop;
UTL_FILE.put_line(fHandle, '--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------');
UTL_FILE.put_line(fHandle, ' Regards : IFSAPP ( Application owner ) ');
UTL_FILE.FCLOSE(fHandle); ------------writing into file is successfuly done here!
--Reading of file starts here containt will be added in attchment file
fHandle :=UTL_FILE.FOPEN('MY_DIRECTORY','pending_pr_summry.txt','R' );
-- establish the connection to the smtp server
v_smtp_connection := utl_smtp.open_connection(v_smtp_host, v_smtp_port); /** OPEN CONNECTION ON THE SERVER **/
-- perform a handshake with the smtp server
utl_smtp.helo(v_smtp_connection, v_smtp_host); /** DO THE INITIAL HAND SHAKE **/
-- set the 'from' address of the message
utl_smtp.mail(v_smtp_connection, v_from);
-- add the recipient to the message
utl_smtp.rcpt(v_smtp_connection, v_to);
-- send the email
utl_smtp.open_data(v_smtp_connection);
v_msg_line:='Date: ' || TO_CHAR( SYSDATE, 'dd Mon yy hh24:mi:ss' ) || CRLF ||
'From: ' || v_from || CRLF ||
'Subject: ' || v_subject || CRLF ||
'To: ' || v_to || CRLF ||
'Cc: ' || v_cc || CRLF ||
'MIME-Version: 1.0'|| CRLF || -- Use MIME mail standard
'Content-Type: multipart/mixed;'||CRLF ||
' boundary="-----SECBOUND"'||CRLF||
CRLF ||'-------SECBOUND'|| CRLF ||
'Content-Type: text/plain;'|| CRLF ||
'Content-Transfer_Encoding: 7bit'|| CRLF ||
CRLF ||v_body|| CRLF;     -- Message body
utl_smtp.write_data(v_smtp_connection,v_msg_line);
v_msg_line:='-------SECBOUND'|| CRLF ||
'Content-Type: application/octet-stream;'|| CRLF ||
'Content-Type: text/plain;'|| CRLF ||
'name="pending_pr_summry.txt"'|| CRLF ||
'Content-Transfer_Encoding: 8bit'|| CRLF ||
'Content-Disposition: attachment;'|| CRLF ||
' filename="pending_pr_summry.txt"'|| CRLF || CRLF;     -- Content of attachment
utl_smtp.write_data(v_smtp_connection,v_msg_line);
-- check file is opened
IF utl_file.is_open(fHandle) THEN
-- loop lines in the file
LOOP
BEGIN -- Content of attachment
utl_file.get_line(fHandle,v_msg_line);
v_msg_line:=concat(v_msg_line,CRLF);
utl_smtp.write_data(v_smtp_connection,v_msg_line);
EXCEPTION
WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
EXIT;
END;
END LOOP;
END IF;
--end of attachment containt
utl_smtp.write_data(v_smtp_connection,v_msg_line);
UTL_FILE.FCLOSE(fHandle);
utl_smtp.close_data(v_smtp_connection);
utl_smtp.quit(v_smtp_connection);
exception
when utl_smtp.invalid_operation then
dbms_output.put_line(' Invalid Operation in Mail attempt using UTL_SMTP.');
when utl_smtp.transient_error then
dbms_output.put_line(' Temporary e-mail issue - try again');
when utl_smtp.permanent_error then
dbms_output.put_line(' Permanent Error Encountered.');
when others then
dbms_output.put_line('Exception: SQLCODE=' || SQLCODE || ' SQLERRM=' || SQLERRM);
RAISE;
end;
end bec_file_test;

Pending PR to process (detail report)01-17-13 12:43:19 PM--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Req.no. li Re Site Prj Id Act seq Part no Description Qty UOM want rec dt lat ord dt--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------MAT/250370 | 2| 1|ISCSP | 4977| 100004207| 0104000016|Angle 50 X 50 X 6 IS:2062 Grade |500|kg |30-NOV-2012| 20-nov-2012MAT/250370 | 3| 1|ISCSP | 4977| 100004207| 0105000002|Channel 100 X 50 IS:2062 Grade A | 1000|kg | 30-NOV-2012| 20-nov-2012MAT/250579 | 2| 1|NMDCJ | 6001| 100005580| 0109020002|TMT Bar 10 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 2991|kg | 13-DEC-2012| 03-dec-2012MAT/250606 | 2| |NMDCJ | 6002| 100005860| 0109020002|TMT Bar 10 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 4500|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012MAT/250607 | |1|NMDCJ|6001|100005580| 0109020002|TMT Bar 10 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 1500|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012MAT/250194 | 3| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005818| 0109020002|TMT Bar 10 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 3939|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012MAT/250606 | 4| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005860| 0109020004|TMT Bar 16 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 39000|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012MAT/250607 | 4| 1|NMDCJ | 6001| 100005580| 0109020004|TMT Bar 16 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 17500|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012MAT/250194 | 2| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005818| 0109020004|TMT Bar 16 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 12183|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012MAT/250606 | 6| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005860| 0109020006|TMT Bar 25 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 9500|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012MAT/250607 | 6| 1|NMDCJ | 6001| 100005580| 0109020006|TMT Bar 25 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 4500|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012MAT/250194 | 6| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005818| 0109020006|TMT Bar 25 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 17500|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012MAT/250607 | 7| 1|NMDCJ | 6001| 100005580| 0109020008|TMT Bar 32 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 22000|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012MAT/250194 | 7| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005818| 0109020008|TMT Bar 32 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 27060|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012MAT/251138 | 1| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005825| 3501000001|Cement 50 kg | 1|pkt | 25-DEC-2013| 14-dec-2013--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
where as source file is like that:-
Pending PR to process (detail report)
01-17-13 12:43:19 PM
Req.no. li Re Site Prj Id Act seq Part no Description Qty UOM want rec dt lat ord dt
MAT/250370 | 2| 1|ISCSP | 4977| 100004207| 0104000016|Angle 50 X 50 X 6 IS:2062 Grade | 5500|kg | 30-NOV-2012| 20-nov-2012
MAT/250370 | 3| 1|ISCSP | 4977| 100004207| 0105000002|Channel 100 X 50 IS:2062 Grade A | 1000|kg | 30-NOV-2012| 20-nov-2012
MAT/250579 | 2| 1|NMDCJ | 6001| 100005580| 0109020002|TMT Bar 10 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 2991|kg | 13-DEC-2012| 03-dec-2012
MAT/250606 | 2| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005860| 0109020002|TMT Bar 10 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 4500|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012
MAT/250607 | 2| 1|NMDCJ | 6001| 100005580| 0109020002|TMT Bar 10 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 1500|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012
MAT/250194 | 3| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005818| 0109020002|TMT Bar 10 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 3939|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012
MAT/250606 | 4| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005860| 0109020004|TMT Bar 16 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 39000|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012
MAT/250607 | 4| 1|NMDCJ | 6001| 100005580| 0109020004|TMT Bar 16 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 17500|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012
MAT/250194 | 2| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005818| 0109020004|TMT Bar 16 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 12183|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012
MAT/250606 | 6| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005860| 0109020006|TMT Bar 25 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 9500|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012
MAT/250607 | 6| 1|NMDCJ | 6001| 100005580| 0109020006|TMT Bar 25 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 4500|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012
MAT/250194 | 6| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005818| 0109020006|TMT Bar 25 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 17500|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012
MAT/250607 | 7| 1|NMDCJ | 6001| 100005580| 0109020008|TMT Bar 32 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 22000|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012
MAT/250194 | 7| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005818| 0109020008|TMT Bar 32 mm Fe 415 IS:1786 | 27060|kg | 29-DEC-2012| 19-dec-2012
MAT/251138 | 1| 1|NMDCJ | 6002| 100005825| 3501000001|Cement 50 kg | 1 |pkt | 25-DEC-2013| 14-dec-2013
Ignore alignment. It is well formatted in source file.

How can I find the words which spans across end of line to next line in pdf ?

I am using Acrobat Adobe X Pro version for our form development and maintanence. I am writting a Acrobat JAVA batch script which reads through all the words and execute spell check and reports the mispelled words in a excel sheet. Since I am running this script in batch mode for more than 1000 pdfs - I am getting many words joined together. When I looked in to those pdfs all such words are looking okay because it is appearing in end of right margin and the next word is in the next line. Since there was no space between them it was extracted as a single word. Hence the failure.
I used wordf = this.getPageNthWordQuads(i,j) to get the word begin and end coordinates. when I closely observe the values are creating a rectangle and that doesnt span across lines. I got the coordinates for the regular word and the word which span acoross two lines. both of the coordinates are same.
I think I am screwed - I have 8000 such words and no clue of how to get rid of them from the actual misspelled words.
please help. let me know if any class /method if I call will give me the end of line or do I need to go to next layer to find this split.
the addnot is somehow marking the words using this coordinates - please hellp me understand how this works. Thanks.
// for all pages
for (var i = 0; i < this.numPages; i++ )
// For all the words
pg += 1;
numWords = this.getPageNumWords(i);
for ( j = 0; j < numWords; j++)
//get the spell check
ckWord = spell.checkWord(this.getPageNthWord(i,j))
if ( ckWord != null )
jn=0
ml=0
// if mispelled word found.
wordf = this.getPageNthWordQuads(i,j)
swordf = wordf.toString()
var st = swordf.split(",")
var diffx0 = parseInt(st[0])-8
var diffx1 = parseInt(st[1])-8
var diffx2 = parseInt(st[2])-8
var diffx3 = parseInt(st[3])-8
var diffx4 = parseInt(st[4])-8
var diffx5 = parseInt(st[5])-8
var diffx6 = parseInt(st[6])-8
var diffx7 = parseInt(st[7])-8
if (cWord == csword)
jn = 1
if ( st[1] != st[3] )
ml = 1
//dataLine += "\r\n write "
else
ml=2
dataLine += "\r\n"+this.documentFileName
+ "\t" + this.getPageNthWord(i,j)
+ "\t" + pg
+ "\t" + j
+ "\t" + ml
+ "\t" + jn
+ "\t st[0] " + diffx0 + "\t st[1] " + diffx1 + "\t st[2] " + diffx2 + "\t st[3] " + diffx3
+ "\t st[4] " + diffx4 + "\t st[5] " + diffx5 + "\t st[6] " + diffx6 + "\t st[7] " + diffx7
ck=1

If Acrobat is reading each word part as separate words, you have a problem.
The way I approached it in some of my tools was to check if a word ends
with a hyphen, and if so, to check if it's the last on the line. If both
conditions are true, combine with the next word on the next line. This is
not fool proof, of course, as there are documents with columns are other
structural elements that prevent this from working. Better than nothing,
though...
However, it is also possible that Acrobat does see both parts as parts of
the same word. In that case, getPageNthWordQuads() will return multiple
quads arrays. As you know, that method returns an array of quad arrays.
There's usually only one, but in principle there could be more... Something
to check before giving up.

Calculating co-ordinate distances between specific atoms

Hi,
Below is some code to calculate distances between all pairs of atoms. However, i need to make it slightly more specific by only calculating the distance between certain pairs of atoms
input
ATOM 5 CA PHE 1 113.142 75.993 130.862
ATOM 119 CA LEU 7 113.101 72.808 140.110
ATOM 138 CA ASP 8 109.508 74.207 140.047
ATOM 150 CA LYS 9 108.132 70.857 141.312
ATOM 172 CA LEU 10 110.758 70.962 144.119
e.g distance between all pairs for atoms 5, 119, 150 and 172 (say), last three columns are x,y and z co-ordinates
code it self
import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;
public class Distance {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("***Campbells PDB Distance Calculator***" + "\n");
new Distance();
System.out.println("\nResults printed to file DistanceCalculations" + "\n");
System.out.println("\nDue to nature of code, if rerun results will be appended to the end of previous run.");
public Distance() {
Vector atomArray = new Vector();
String line;
try{
System.out.println("Enter PDB file:" + "\n");
BufferedReader inputReader =new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader(System.in));
String fileName = inputReader.readLine();
if ( fileName !=null) {
BufferedReader inputDistance = new BufferedReader (new FileReader (fileName));
while (( line = inputDistance.readLine()) !=null && !line.equals(""))
Atom atom = new Atom(line);
atomArray.addElement(atom);
for (int j=0; j<atomArray.size(); j++) {
for (int k=j+1; k<atomArray.size(); k++) {
Atom a = (Atom) atomArray.elementAt(j);
Atom b = (Atom) atomArray.elementAt(k);
Atom.printDistance (a,b);
} //if
} //try
catch (IOException e) {
System.out.println("Input file problem");
} catch (Exception ex) {
System.out.println (ex);
class Atom {
public double x, y, z;
public String name;
public Atom(String s) throws IllegalArgumentException {
try {
StringTokenizer t = new StringTokenizer (s, " ");
t.nextToken();
this.name = t.nextToken();
for (int j=0; j<3; j++) t.nextToken();
this.x = new Double(t.nextToken()).doubleValue();
this.y = new Double(t.nextToken()).doubleValue();
this.z = new Double(t.nextToken()).doubleValue();
catch (Exception ex) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException ("Problem!!!! :-(");
public String toString() {
return "atom : " + name + "(x=" + x + " y=" + y + " z=" + z + ")";
public double distanceFrom (Atom other) {
return calculateDistance (x, y, z, other.x, other.y, other.z);
public static double calculateDistance (double x1, double y1, double z1, double x2, double y2, double z2) {
return Math.sqrt(Math.sqrt(Math.pow(Math.abs(x1-x2),2)+Math.pow(Math.abs(y1-y2),2))+Math.pow(Math.abs(z1-z2),2));
public static void printDistance (Atom a, Atom b) {
try{
FileWriter fw = new FileWriter("DistanceCalculations", true);
PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter (fw, true);
if
(a.distanceFrom(b) <9){
pw.println("Distance between " + a.toString() + " and " + b.toString() + " is " + a.distanceFrom(b));
pw.flush();
pw.close();
} // if??
} //try loop
catch(IOException e) {
System.out.println("System error");
}

ok, essentially
want to calculate distance between to ranges. Say
range 1 is the first three, range 2 the rest. THen
calculate distance between all possible pairs between
these two rangesYes - and no doubt that any number of people here could write it for you. But that's not what the forum is about. So what, exactly, is preventing you from doing it?
Sylvia.

Table of Contents page numbers on next line (solution won't work!)

I'm having this problem where the page number for my item in the table of contents appears on the next line instead of allt he way to the right on the same line. Example:
Chapter 1 . . . . . . . . . . . .
4
instead of
Chapter 1 . . . . . . . . . . . .4
A solution has already been posted, but it won't work for me:
"This is simple to solve. Select the TOC entry and show the text inspector. There press the "Tab" button for the tabulator seetings. At the bottom is a list of tab stops. Select the last one with a double click and set the number to a slight lower number then the width of your TOC area is. Make sure the tab stop is for right aligning by activating the button on the right side of the tab stop list (but I think it is already). Do that for all TOC levels and don't forget to save the styles." -Frank
When I try to do this, I type my desired tab stop in (5 in, incidentally) and then as soon as I click outside the field it reverts to the default, which is the full width of my column.
Anyone know why this might be? Thank you!

Just to be clear, are you trying to set you tab stop at the 5 inch mark? What is your left margin setting? I believe the tab setting is the distance from the left margin, not the actual point along the paper width. Since you said in an earlier post that you are working on a booklet, I thought perhaps your left margin + 5 may be exceeding the allowable width inside your margins.
MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.4.9)

Is there any css to vary the distance between two items in apex

Hi,
Is there any css to vary the distance between two items ie two columns horizontally / vertically in apex application at page line level
Regards,
Pavan

Hi ,
I done what u suggested above but i ll tel u clearly
i have name,plot no,street,city,distict,state,country,phone no,pincode items.. i need to align this items like
--------------------------------------------------------------------------main region----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--left region-------------------------------------------middle region------------------------------------------------------right region-------------------
name,___________
plot no,_________
street,________
city,___________                                    distict,_________
state,__________                                   country,_________                                                  nothing in it
phone no,__________                              pincode_________
to achieve this wat i have to do
Thanks,
pavan

Find driving distance between two points without using API by use of Lat & Long?

Using Google geocode API : http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/xml?address=thane&sensor=true
We performed get distance between search criteria entered by user and all related clubs by lat & long stored at db.
2. Two different points such as
(origin: Lat1 & Long1) and (destination: Lat2 & Long2)
We tried for to get distance between these two points,
(Lat2 & Long2) to (Lat1 & Long1)
But distance which we get by calculation is simple straight line distance
Origin Destination
(Lat1 & Long1) (Lat2 & Long2)
3. This is not driving distance as google shows in exact Km
4. For that Google provide another API (distancematrix API)
http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/distancematrix/xml?origins=Thane&sensor=true&destinations=khopat&mode=driving&language=en%20-%20EN
5. But there is limit for DistanceMatrix-Service without ClientID and client key
100 elements per query.
100 elements per 10 seconds.
2 500 elements per 24 hour period.
But as element request exceeds it shows : OVER_QUERY_LIMIT error
6. In case of Client ID and Client key
In Distance Matrix 100 000 elements per 24 hour period,a maximum of 625 elements per query and a maximum of 1 000 elements per 10 seconds.
As per this one there is option to get purchase these API but basic question is remain same for us if we are requesting single origin and multiple destination then how element calculation done by google?
But in document google says :
Elements
The information about each origin-destination pairing is returned in an element entry. An element contains the following fields:
Status: See Status Codes for a list of possible status codes.
Duration: The duration of this route, expressed in seconds (the value field) and as text. The textual representation is localized according to
the query's language parameter.
Distance: The total distance of this route, expressed in meters (value) and as text. The textual value uses the unit system specified with the
unit parameter of the original request, or the origin's region.

Any information that you see in a google map webpage can be retrieved using the API. The best way of finding the tags on the webpage is to manually perform the query using an IE webpage. Then capture the source and save to a file so you
can use a text editor to look at results. I often on a webpage use the menu : View - Source and then copy the source to a text file.
jdweng

Report format - distance between rows

Hi,
After formatting a output(report), the distance between rows is much bigger than on output w/o format.
What parameter controls the distance between rows?
How to make the output/report more dense in row sense?
Thx,

Use BREAK ON column-name SKIP n
where n is how many lines to skip:
sql>create table t (one varchar2(3), two number );
Table created.
sql>insert into t values ('aaa', 1 );
1 row created.
sql>insert into t values ('aaa', 2 );
1 row created.
sql>insert into t values ('bbb', 3 );
1 row created.
sql>break on one skip 2;
sql>select * from t;
ONE TWO
aaa 1
2
bbb 3
(note: this doesn't display in "preview" with correct formatting so just try it and you'll see)

Length of record 2000,after 991 char remaining data appears in next line

Length of the record is 2000,but after 991 character the remaining data is placed in next line.the file is received in mail as attachment.
mail informations - MIME setting available is 1.0 version and encoding is 7 bit
File is opend and reads a line, while writing using utl_smtp.write_data writes 991 character and places a new line character chr(13) || chr(10).
problem is in utl_smtp.write_data
Can any one help ,who faced this issue and got rectified
Edited by: 796208 on Sep 22, 2010 4:51 AM

I still do not see a problem using attachments with long lines and mixing that with a mail body using long lines.
SQL> declare
2          type TStrings is table of varchar2(1000);
3
4          smtpSender      varchar2(100)   := '[email protected]';
5          smtpRecipient   varchar2(100)   := '[email protected]';
6          mailSubject     varchar2(100)   := 'Sample Mail';
7          mimeBoundary    varchar2(100)   := 'CutHere';
8          smtpConn        UTL_SMTP.connection;
9
10 BEGIN
11          smtpConn := UTL_SMTP.open_connection( 'mail.domain.com', 25);
12
13          UTL_SMTP.helo( smtpConn, '[email protected]' );
14          UTL_SMTP.mail( smtpConn, smtpSender );
15          UTL_SMTP.rcpt( smtpConn, smtpRecipient );
16
17          -- start sending mail body using the data command
18          UTL_SMTP.open_data( smtpConn );
19
20          -- write header
21          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, 'MIME-Version: 1.0'||utl_tcp.CRLF );
22          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, 'Content-Type: multipart/related; type="text/plain"; boundary="'||
23                                  mimeBoundary||'"'|| utl_tcp.CRLF );
24          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, 'From: '||smtpSender||utl_tcp.CRLF );
25          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, 'To: '||smtpRecipient||utl_tcp.CRLF );
26          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, 'Subject: '||mailSubject||utl_tcp.CRLF );
27
28          -- empty line between header and rest of mail body
29          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, utl_tcp.CRLF );
30          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, 'This is a multi-part message in MIME format.'|| utl_tcp.CRLF );
31          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, utl_tcp.CRLF );
32
33          -- now write the mail body
34          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, '--'||mimeBoundary || utl_tcp.CRLF );
35          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, 'Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"'|| utl_tcp.CRLF );
36          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, 'Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable'|| utl_tcp.CRLF );
37          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, utl_tcp.CRLF );
38          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, 'start of mail message:'|| utl_tcp.CRLF );
39          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, lpad('x',1000,'1') );
40          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, lpad('x',1000,'2') );
41          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, lpad('x',1000,'3') );
42          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, utl_tcp.CRLF );
43          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, 'end of mail message' );
44          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, utl_tcp.CRLF );
45
46          -- add an attachhment
47          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, '--'||mimeBoundary || utl_tcp.CRLF );
48          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, 'Content-Type: text/csv'|| utl_tcp.CRLF );
49          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, 'Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="test.csv"'|| utl_tcp.CRLF );
50          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, utl_tcp.CRLF );
51          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, lpad('x',1000,'1')|| ',' );
52          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, lpad('x',1000,'2')|| ',' );
53          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, lpad('x',1000,'3')|| utl_tcp.CRLF );
54          UTL_SMTP.write_data( smtpConn, utl_tcp.CRLF );
55
56          -- close the data command
57          UTL_SMTP.close_data( smtpConn );
58
59          -- terminate connection
60          UTL_SMTP.quit( smtpConn );
61 end;
62 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> The mail shows correctly in my mail reader - both body and attachment contains lines that exceed a the 998(?) character limit you said results in a CRLF to be inserted.
Make sure you know how your SMTP server deals with longs lines ito RFC compliance. Use telnet, from the Oracle db server platform, and connect to the SMTP server and manually send an e-mail with long lines. Determine what the end-result is (viewing raw mail contents) in the mail reader.
Or post a (easily executed) test case here that demonstrates the specific problem.

Finding Distance between two zipcodes with longtitude and latitude

Want to find distance between two zipcodes that have their latitude and longitude stored in a table.
The table is as follows
CREATE TABLE distance (zipcode VARCHAR2, LNG NUMBER, LAT NUMBER)
I couldn't come up with a calculation or understand the mathematical calculation on line.. Can you help me with some stored procedure that will do..?
Thanks

There is no logical complexity in your query besides knowing the basics of
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical_coordinates
Also, the table name "Distance" cannot be more confusing; what you have is essentially "PointsOnSphere".
select R*sqrt(
(sin(pi-p1.lng)*cos(p1.lat)-sin(pi-p2.lng)*cos(p2.lat))* (sin(pi-p1.lng)*cos(p1.lat)-sin(pi-p2.lng)*cos(p2.lat))
+
(sin(pi-p1.lng)*sin(p1.lat)-sin(pi-p2.lng)*sin(p2.lat))*
(sin(pi-p1.lng)*sin(p1.lat)-sin(pi-p2.lng)*sin(p2.lat))
+
(cos(pi-p1.lng)-cos(pi-p2.lng))*(cos(pi-p1.lng)-cos(pi-p2.lng))
from distance p1, distance p2
where R is the radius of Earth, and pi=3. Don't forget to convert angular degrees into radiants before you plug in them into the query above
Correction: This was euclidean distance sqrt((x1-x2)^2+(y1-y2)^2+(z1-z2)^2) between the points (x1,y1,z1) and (x2,y2,z2). Spherical distance is
sqrt(
(R*(colatitude1-colatitude2))^2+
(R*sin(colatitude1-colatitude2)*(longtitude1-longtitude2))^2
Message was edited by:
Vadim Tropashko

Distance between zipcodes

Want to find distance between two zipcodes that have their latitude and longitude stored in a table.
The table is as follows
CREATE TABLE distance (zipcode VARCHAR2, LNG NUMBER, LAT NUMBER)
I couldn't come up with a calculation or understand the mathematical calculation on line.. Can you help me with some stored procedure or straight query that will do..?
Thanks

Hi
Your best bet here is to convert the long/lat values to the spatial 'sdo_geometry' and use the sdo_geom.sdo_distance function.
-- create table
CREATE TABLE distance (zipcode VARCHAR2(5), LNG NUMBER, LAT NUMBER);
-- Add sample rows
insert into distance values (90210,-118.4099,34.0925);
insert into distance values (90806,-118.1894,33.8039);
-- add geometry column
alter table distance add geom sdo_geometry;
-- convert coordinates to geometry
update distance set geom = sdo_geometry(2001,8265,sdo_point_type(lat,lng,null),null,null);
commit;
-- example usage
select from_zipcode,to_zipcode,sdo_geom.sdo_distance(from_geom,to_geom,0.005,'unit=mile') distance
from
(select zipcode from_zipcode,geom from_geom
from distance
where zipcode = '90210') f,
(select zipcode to_zipcode,geom to_geom
from distance
where zipcode = '90806') t;
FROM_ZIPCODE TO_ZIPCODE DISTANCE
90210 90806 17.9768483148904 This distance is of course 'straight line' and not driving / walking time!
The '8265' above is the spatial reference identifier and I think is the right value to use here, although I'm sure my American counterparts will be happy to correct me if I have this wrong (i'm based in the UK and don't use American data that much anymore....)
If you wish to do any other analysis (such as nearest neighgbour etc) you will need to add metadata and a spatial index to this example....
You could implement the Great Circle calculation yourself and completely avoid using locator/spatial altogether but this would involve more code (= time = money).
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