https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=119111
--- Comment #16 from DM <miscellane...@paintdrawer.co.uk> ---
That is an extremely enlightening comment, and I apologise for just noticing it
now. Surely if name is critical to operations, then it's a bug in itself for
two objects to have the same name (like two people having the same national
identity number) or so easily to do so? how could it happen? I copy items to
duplicate them all the time, would you be suggesting that copying them retains
the same name (just tried it and it seems so!) and that I need to rename every
item I copy? that sounds an extraordinary deficiency to me, since copying
drawing objects like arrows and text boxes to reuse is something you do all the
time to maintain a common style throughout a document. What sort of
complications occur through having objects the same name in terms of everyday
document-making? Are there occasions when two items having the same name are
useful? if not, shouldn't copies just generate new names?
I would be very keen to hear your reply here, since the whole situation of
Libreoffice constantly mangling everything up drives me crazy... thanks!
David
(In reply to Regina Henschel from comment #15)
> You need to take care, that all objects have unique names. In your attached
> document several objects have the same name. Please test, whether you see
> the problem too, if you have corrected the names.
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