-	steps
	+	import the pdf module from zend framework
	-	implement wrapped rich text processing
		+	parser module
		+	get ZendPdfContext working
		+	create an example with an html string that is just some lorum ipsum text with a few <br>s in it
		+	implement the following as necessary to parse the string
			+	GraphicDocument extends GraphicDiv
			+	GraphicDiv
			+	GraphicTextRun
		+	verify that the DOM tree is created properly
		+	write a Zend_Pdf graphic context
		-	render the div
			+	impement the following as needed
				+	GraphicHardBrokenLine
				+	GraphicSoftBrokenLine
				+	GraphicTextStyle
			+	figure out the best way to specify the canvas size
			+	give the document a size and have have it pass the width down to it's children
			+	make it actually draw the basic text
				+	figure out why its drawing the last segment 3 times
			+	now make it draw correct
				+	in ZendPdfContext put 0,0 in the upper left corner
				-	make the measuring stuff actually work so that hard broken line can break into softbrokenlines
					-	make the example have more text and in a smaller area for testing this					
			-	make sure it is wrapping properly with the default styles
			-	handle left/right whitespace issues properly
			-	figure out how to map raw xhtml style onto the attributes for the various GraphicObject descendants
	-	more advanced text features
		-	alignment (left, center, right)
		-	make all kinds of text styles work
		-	have the ability to "fit" text to a space
			-	for instance check it at a certain size and shrink the text size if it doesn't fit
				-	you might need to be register callback to handle some situations that can't be described by data alone
		-	automatic replacement of certain bad characters like the crazy dashes
	-	repeating
		-	allow you to repeat stuff in individual blocks/pages
		-	allow you to skip certain pages
		-	allow you to start on any page
		-	have some facility for saying: Page curPage of totalPages
	-	release a new version for the Zend_Pdf people
		-	update the front page to also refer people to Zend Framework
		-	document our inclusion of some parts of Zend Framework
		-	add a copyright notice
		-	choose a licence that is compatible with Zend_Pdf (new bsd?)
		-	build new api docs
		-	build a new tarball
		-	post it to the google code site
		-	possibly set up a site showing the code and the results
		-	maybe even set up a demo where they can type in their text and have it generate a pdf
		-	notify the zend framework mailing list
	-	create GuiGraphic and GuiPdf
		-	extend Gui and get the xml
		-	fully modular parser
			-	doesn't understand any tags
			-	each tag tag type must load a parser module
			-	creates DOM objects
	-	enhance GraphicDiv
		-	breaking across pages (with proper widow/orphan support)
		-	make sure borders, margins, padding, backgrounds etc work (use dompdf test to check yourself)
		-	float attributes???
	-	css
		-	parse css info in the header
		-	apply styles to the DOM
		-   make sure you follow proper cascading rules
	-	then tables
		-	borders, padding, margins, backgrounds, etc
	-	column sets, document, 
	-   ...
	-	charts and graphs???
-	controlled rendering
	-	parse xml, yaml, html etc, but whitelist what tags/attributes will be preserved
	-	then send the results back to original form to be rendered by a browser or render them as is
-	performance
	-	are HardBrokenLines broken into SoftBroken lines over and over again?  If so can you do it once and cache the results?
	-	how intensive is calcing the char widths? can that be cached?
-	focus on the weaknesses of the current implementation
	-	divs
		-	vertical centering
		-	borders
		-	spacing
		-	background colors/patterns/images
		-	breaking across pages
	-	tables
		-	borders
		-	padding
		-	margin
		-	spacing - what is this margin and padding are both different kinds of spacing
		-	colspan
		-	rowspan
		-	breaking across pages
		-	widow / orphan support
		-	columns widths need to be consistent across rows even if they are not explicitly specified or are specified in rows
			other than the first one
	-	allow you to use lists and divs instead of tables for layout and association (including for widow / orphan support)
	-	debugging
		-	make it easy to spit out:
			-	the produced xml file
			-	a tree representing the object structrure that was created
			-	maybe just make it something you can add into the url???
	-	parser
		-	try to conform as best you can to the html/css specs
		-	modulerize the parser so that each element is part of some module, keep core parser very modular
	-	use svg for other graphics
		-	shapes, lines, etc
		-	make sure you can have point level precision with anything you might want to draw
	-	page breaks
	    -   let you specify the page size for each page break
	-	why does it not hanlde xml/html entities like &nbsp;
	-	make sure that styles always apply to exactly what the dom indicates they should apply to
	-	documentation
		-	from the very beginning have a format for documenting the syntax of the xml
		-	document first how you want it to work
		-	then make it work like the docs say it will
	-	css
		-	there isn't much point in working towards compatibility with HTML if you don't have CSS support
-   test suites
    -   http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Test/CSS1/current/
    -   http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=html+div+css+examples&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
    -   http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=css+test+suite&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
    -   http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=html+table+css+examples&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8