Re: [libreoffice-users] LO 4.1.2 Hebrew parentheses bug

2013-10-16 Thread Ady

 I just updated to LO 4.1.2 (English US) on Intel Mac OS X 10.7.5 and
 the parentheses mapping for Hebrew text seems to be broken. When I
 switch the input language to Hebrew, the parentheses are reversed when
 I use the Times New Roman font... However, some Hebrew fonts appear to
 be working properly. 
 
 Could this be a continuation of this problem:
 http://ask.libreoffice.org/en/question/18912/bidirectional-text-and-clo
 sing-bracket-bug/ 
 
 The most logical way to map the parenthesis is that the button 9
 should give a left parenthesis and the button 0 should give a right
 parenthesis, regardless of OS input language, document language, or
 text direction. This is the way Hebrew behaves in other Mac
 applications such as TextEdit and Mail... 
 
 
 Please advise whether this bug is able to be fixed, and if there is
 anything I can do on my install to fix it. 
 
 
 Thank you in advance for your time and attention.
 
 Best regards,
 
 Gabriel Kaufman
 
Here is my current experience with LO 4.1.3.1 under Windows, using a 
physical US keyboard layout (so left-parenthesis is physically 
located at shift+9 and right-parenthesis is located at 
shift+zero):

1_ Visual or Logical CTL settings don't affect the displayed 
result.

2_ With the alignment set to left-to-right (ctrl+shit+A in LO 
Writer):
2.1_ keyboard layout set to US-English, OK
2.2_ keyboard layout set to HE-English, OK
2.3_ keyboard layout set to HE-HE, parenthesis inverted: pressing 
shift+9 shows the parenthesis that is seen over the zero in the 
physical US keyboard, and vice versa.

3_ With the alignment set to right-to-left (ctrl+shit+D in LO 
Writer):
3.1_ keyboard layout set to US-English, parenthesis inverted.
3.2_ keyboard layout set to HE-English, parenthesis inverted.
3.3_ keyboard layout set to HE-HE, OK.

I am not sure which behavior should be exactly the adequate one, 
specially when I see that changing the CTL settings between Visual 
and logical doesn't seem to affect the result. In any case, this 
seems to be a bug and should be reported.

Regards,
Ady.

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[libreoffice-users] LO 4.1.2 Hebrew parentheses bug

2013-10-15 Thread Gabriel Kaufman
I just updated to LO 4.1.2 (English US) on Intel Mac OS X 10.7.5 and the 
parentheses mapping for Hebrew text seems to be broken. When I switch the input 
language to Hebrew, the parentheses are reversed when I use the Times New Roman 
font... However, some Hebrew fonts appear to be working properly.

Could this be a continuation of this problem:
http://ask.libreoffice.org/en/question/18912/bidirectional-text-and-closing-bracket-bug/

The most logical way to map the parenthesis is that the button 9 should give a 
left parenthesis and the button 0 should give a right parenthesis, regardless 
of OS input language, document language, or text direction. This is the way 
Hebrew behaves in other Mac applications such as TextEdit and Mail...


Please advise whether this bug is able to be fixed, and if there is anything I 
can do on my install to fix it.


Thank you in advance for your time and attention.

Best regards,

Gabriel Kaufman



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Re: [libreoffice-users] LO 4.1.2 Hebrew parentheses bug

2013-10-15 Thread Tom Davies
Hi :)  
Sorry!  I don't know and it looks like no-one else here knows either.  Iit 
might be better to ask on the international translators list, and subscribe to 
it; 

l...@global.libreoffice.org

If it were me, at this point i would probably just post a bug-report but 
definitely would return to the 4.0.x branch, preferably the 4.0.5 unless the .6 
has just come out and i've not noticed
Regards From 
Tom :)  






On Tuesday, 15 October 2013, 17:53, Gabriel Kaufman 
gabriel.kauf...@mail.mcgill.ca wrote:
 
I just updated to LO 4.1.2 (English US) on Intel Mac OS X 10.7.5 and the 
parentheses mapping for Hebrew text seems to be broken. When I switch the input 
language to Hebrew, the parentheses are reversed when I use the Times New Roman 
font... However, some Hebrew fonts appear to be working properly.

Could this be a continuation of this problem:
http://ask.libreoffice.org/en/question/18912/bidirectional-text-and-closing-bracket-bug/

The most logical way to map the parenthesis is that the button 9 should give a 
left parenthesis and the button 0 should give a right parenthesis, regardless 
of OS input language, document language, or text direction. This is the way 
Hebrew behaves in other Mac applications such as TextEdit and Mail...


Please advise whether this bug is able to be fixed, and if there is anything I 
can do on my install to fix it.


Thank you in advance for your time and attention.

Best regards,

Gabriel Kaufman



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