[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 50639] Format Paint Brush doesn't change background highlighted text color to 'no > fill'

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 Resolution|--- |DUPLICATE

--- Comment #19 from Mike Kaganski  ---
Let me mark it as a dupe to bug 71481; together with the latter, it changed
after commit 259ed2e3a135a5650fd321f408382d6b1b86bcad. In steps from comment 4:

* After step 3, the green color of characters becomes auto, because the direct
formatting of the characters gets cleared, matching "no direct formatting" of
the source text;
* After step 13, the green background of characters becomes no fill, because
the direct formatting of the characters gets cleared, matching "no direct
formatting" of the source text.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 71481 ***

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--- Comment #18 from Mike Kaganski  ---
And also see tdf#71481, which effectively is the same.

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[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 50639] Format Paint Brush doesn't change background highlighted text color to 'no > fill'

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   ||5871

--- Comment #17 from Mike Kaganski  ---
Using Style Inspector (tdf#134554) new feature in master, all paragraphs have
Default Paragraph style applied, no paragraph-level DF; all the pieces of text
in attachment 74032 have no character styles, and some have character-level DF.

First line:

* "yellow": char color 0x00; char transparence 0.
* "black": char color 0x00; char transparence 0.
* "green": char color 0x008000; char transparence 0, char back color
0x, char back transparent true, char shading value 0.
* "auto": no DF at all.

Second line (in fact, third paragraph):

* "yellow": char back color 0x00, char back transparent false, char shading
value 0.
* "black": char back color 0x00, char back transparent false, char shading
value 0.
* "green": char back color 0x008000, char back transparent false, char shading
value 0.
* "nofill": no DF at all.

Now when format paintbrush clones source formatting to destination, it doesn't
remove from destinations what was absent in source - it only adds/overwrites
what was *present* in source. So cloning formatting from "auto" or "nofill" is
effectively a no-op, not adding and not modifying anything in destinations.

But if you make the "no fill" attribute explicit - e.g., select "nofill" and
apply "No Fill" from Highlight Color tool's dropdown, then cloning the
resulting formatting will work as expected, because then "nofill" would have
this DF: char back color 0x, char back transparent true, char highlight
0x, char shading value 0.

See also tdf#135871.

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--- Comment #16 from Frank Winklmeier  ---
I can still reproduce part of this bug in LibreOffice Impress 6.2.4.2 (Build
ID: 1:6.2.4-0ubuntu0.18.04.1~lo1):

1) Open a new Impress document
2) Create two text fields (F2) with some text
3) Format one text field with e.g. font color red and highlight color yellow
4) Use the clone formatting and apply it to the second text field

The font color is correctly copied but the highlight color is not.

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[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 50639] Format Paint Brush doesn't change background highlighted text color to 'no fill'

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--- Comment #11 from Octavio Alvarez alvar...@alvarezp.ods.org ---
I confirm this in 4.3.3.2.

My guess is that the paintbrush is that attributes inherited from styles are
not being copied, but should.

Try this other test in the same sample document:

1. Make both 'yellows' bold.

2. Click on 'nofill' and click Ctrl+B twice.

3. Use the paintbrush to copy formatting from 'auto' to 'yellow' in the first
line.

4. Use the paintbrush to copy formatting from 'nofill' to 'yellow' in the
second line.

Compare the results.

In the 'nofill' case, there is regular weight directly applied. In the 'auto'
case, weight is inherited from the underlying style.

What should have happened is that in the 'auto' case, weight:inherit should
be copied too.

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--- Comment #10 from Joel Madero jmadero@gmail.com ---
(In reply to A (Andy) from comment #9)
 (In reply to Jorendc from comment #6)
  (In reply to comment #4)
   3. in first line select word auto  - click 'Format Paintbrush', click 
   on
  word green
  As expected, word green stays green, because local formatting has
  priority to auto character color of word auto
  Oh ok, didn't know that... That explains why the color didn't change with my
  test :-).
 
 Unfortunately, I still do not understand this.  Maybe somebody can help me? 
 As a simple user I want to transfer a formatting with the Paintbrush
 function and not to think about anything like local formatting priority
 (which I myself do not know yet).  This is from my point of view not
 intuitive and could frustrate users. 
  
Trust me, you're not the only one. There is another related bug about local
formatting taking priority over styles which I think is entirely unintuitive.
If you'd like to comment on that bug suggesting that the UX teams accept the
change feel free to do so. bug 83726

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A (Andy) stgohi-lob...@yahoo.de changed:

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--- Comment #9 from A (Andy) stgohi-lob...@yahoo.de ---
(In reply to Jorendc from comment #6)
 (In reply to comment #4)
  3. in first line select word auto  - click 'Format Paintbrush', click on
 word green
 As expected, word green stays green, because local formatting has
 priority to auto character color of word auto
 Oh ok, didn't know that... That explains why the color didn't change with my
 test :-).

Unfortunately, I still do not understand this.  Maybe somebody can help me?  As
a simple user I want to transfer a formatting with the Paintbrush function and
not to think about anything like local formatting priority (which I myself do
not know yet).  This is from my point of view not intuitive and could frustrate
users. 

  13. in second line select word nofill  - click 'Format Paintbrush', click
  on word green
  Unexpectedly, background  if word green stays green
 
 I can confirm this behavior.

I can reproduce this issue with LO 4.4.0.3, Win 8.1.

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--- Comment #8 from lil-...@hotmail.com ---
I'm sorry for my silence. I reported this bug but now I can't relate to it,
because I had this problem for Windows and for another distro,  while already
for a long time since then I've been using linux and another distro of
LibreOffice. However, thanks for paying attention on this and finding something
out with that no-fill bug.

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Jorendc joren.libreoff...@telenet.be changed:

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 Status|NEEDINFO|NEW
Summary|Format Paint Brush doesn't  |Format Paint Brush doesn't
   |change color or highlighted |change background
   |text|highlighted text color to
   ||'no  fill'

--- Comment #7 from Jorendc joren.libreoff...@telenet.be ---
(In reply to comment #6)
 I
  think the correct summary would be 
  Format Paint Brush doesn't change background highlighted text color to 'no
  fill'
 Agreed; I'll set this bug on my todo list and try to keep this bug in mind
 (if no response from bug reporter I'll change the title)

Therefore - edit summary

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