Hi, Oliver, Thank you for you reply. I think the number considering a flag to indicate
whether the "Layout In Table Cell“ property has been checked. However, when use nLayoutInTableCell & 0x80008000 to determine the property. Both 0x80008000 or 0x80000000 can set the bIsObjectLayoutInTableCell = true. Do the two hex number represent same meaning? 2012/6/7 Oliver-Rainer Wittmann <orwittm...@googlemail.com> > Hi, > > > On 07.06.2012 13:34, ZuoJun Chen wrote: > >> Hi, All, >> >> There is an attribute for anchored objects named "Layout In Table Cell >> property" in MS Word. >> >> WW8 filter will check this attribute when import shape in table. I am >> puzzled that there are two hex magic number >> >> 0x80008000 and 0x80000000 in ww8graf.cxx Line 2483. From the >> discussion in issue >> 84783<https://issues.apache.**org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=84783<https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=84783> >> >**, I can see that >> >> these >> >> number may associate with MS Word Binary File Format Specification, not >> sure >> whether both number indicate that >> >> "Layout in table cell" is set. I checked the documentation but didn't >> found >> more details. So I post this mail >> >> to see if I could get any sort of advice. >> >> > I am the author of the corresponding method > <SwWW8ImplReader::**IsObjectLayoutInTableCell(..)> > containing the above "magic number" interpretation. As far as I remember > the initial implementation was done this issue 84783 and an adoption has > been made with issue 98037. > > As far as I remembering it correct the implemented interpretation of this > "magic number" was done by the evaluation of different Microsoft Word > documents created with different Microsoft Office versions. > > I am currently looking at issue 119624. The root cause of this issue seems > to be related to my implemetation in method <SwWW8ImplReader::** > IsObjectLayoutInTableCell(..)>**. > I have to do some further investigations - please stay tuned for the > results. > > > Best regards, Oliver. >
