There are 3 years between comment #7 and comment #8 and a lot has
changed since. I suggest a new fresh bug with the details of your
libreoffice version and vclplug variant because I think the general case
is now solvable (and works with e.g. gtk3 variant and mutter-40.1) so
you may have a specific
I imagine the GMenuModel is getting picked up twice, once from the
native gtk menubar and once from the explicit dbus export.
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(In reply to Marcus Tomlinson from comment #14)
> Created attachment 152858 [details]
> 6.2.5 Reproducible
>
> Unfortunately, this is still reproducible on 6.2.5.
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> See attachment: "6.2.5 Reproducible"
as mentioned in comment #10 a problem remains under X which doesn't
affect wayland
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yes, it works in 3.7/4.0
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Title:
[Upstream] Can't open XML files larger than 1.1 MB
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cedric: that line 692 comes from commit 24dd42f3 which is from
"n#569266 sw-rtf-num-fix.diff:Fixes for RTF numbering export" with comment
n#404221. Do we have the original documents behind that commit to see if
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/1165/ would break them ?
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caolanm->dtardon: don't we only support msaccess under windows via ado
or some such ?
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Well if unity/gnome-shell additionally parsed the desktop mime-type
record and split application/FOO and application/vnd.BAR.FOO to make FOO
a search term then that'd be quite useful.
Anyway, lets leave this specific bug as "fixed" and file additional ones
if necessary for extra search terms.
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Yeah, the feature is supposed to now be language dependant. i.e. 1st, 2nd, 3rd
for English, while 1er, 2e, etc. for French.
3.6 is busted in that it carefully determines that e.g. "st" is indeed the
right suffix for English but then ignores it
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?
we only fixed it yesterday, it will be available in 3.6.2, there's a bot
that's supposed to fill that info in, appears to have failed in this
case.
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seeing as samuel originally reported this problem and now it works in
version 3.6.0.4 for him it's apparently resolved now
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groan...
- nTmpChars += nNumStringLen;
+ nTmpChars = pBreakIt->getGraphemeCount(aNumString);
yup.
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Title:
[Upstream] Word Co
Investigating the issue with comment #13 I find that its a pre-existing
problem and not a regression so...
I've split this bug, and reset the original regression report back to
fixed and closed the additional problem as bug 51908
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patch got pushed to master, closing
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There are no performance reasons for turning CTL or CJK on/off as far as
I can recall. "Just" the explosion of bewildering extra features for
users of plain-old-latin scripts.
Perhaps the least contentious solution is to additionally enable the CTL
(or CJK) features on windows if a window keyboard
what-does-gnome-do ?
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[upstream] German language pack: "Control", "Shift" in menus
untranslated
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This was triggered by
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=aa9af08b389a106fcfb53842ac7669b208a27205
specifically the sd/source/core/stlpool.cxx rSet.Put(
SdrTextAutoGrowHeightItem(FALSE) ); line which causes the xmloff to call
some reset property stuff on import which causes the
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/5887/ "works for me(tm)" for the
original problem of the initial report.
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[Upstream]
I'm not 100% convinced this is the complete fix. But it reportedly
improves things, so lets put it in. I kind of feel the ComboBox itself
should be larger rather the adjust the subedit within it, but maybe I'm
misunderstanding the problem.
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Fixed in 4-1 and 4-2, proposed in gerrit for 4-0 and 4-1-2
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Title:
[Upstream] Impress disregards Master Slide settings saving
This is (hopefully) now implemented for windows, i.e. any CTL keyboards
installed then CTL is enabled, similarly for CJK. So remaining I guess
is something similar for Linux/Mac.
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we bundle harfbuzz into LibreOffice for that case, but we try and keep
that sort of bundling down as much as possible
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RHEL-6 is the current baseline, any work in the area needs to be able to
build and work on RHEL-6. Don't think anyone is going to work on this on
the near future.
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a) In any version of LibreOffice in the print dialog or in "printer options"
you can temporarily override the default print job format for that document for
the current session. That won't "stick" permanently (it's not supposed to).
b) In spadmin it *should* have been possible to override the pri
The original report is from the Mac, but the recent storm is for gtk.
There are different backends involved. So there are really two different
bugs in here. A Mac one and a Gtk one.
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And the last patch should allow stuff like ctrl+b to work on the mac
even if the current keymap is Russian, which is the other older half of
this problem apparently.
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h
added that bit myself now
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Title:
[Upstream] LibreOffice Load/Save dialogue boxes delete files but dont
use Trash
Status
There is some use of the fileview thing in dbaccess as well for some
non-fileopen dialog purpose. Maybe there we need to explicitly enable
the possibility to delete as there presumably isn't any other way to do
it.
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This is surprisingly difficult to reproduce with a static example. But here's a
surefire way to crash for me with raw unicode input
0xd39, 0xd4b 0x0d02
(in gtk, ctrl+shift+u d39 space ctrl+shift+u d4b space ctrl+shift+u d02 space
-> crash)
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Does it make a difference to first set "Tools - Options... - LibreOffice
- General - Open/Save dialogs - Use LibreOffice dialogs" to true and
then save via that dialog ?
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please don't reopen bugs unless you absolutely know that the problem
you're experiencing is the same as the original. File a new one please
and try the procedure in comment #14 to see if the output pdf is
invalid, and that's your problem, or if its something else which has the
same symptoms
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I wonder if dtardon's fix of
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=9d5da4e1d12c224286f871b28b7df31215f67d31
is relevant if someone is able to reproduce this.
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8430x11700 pixels is the problem, it's considered excessive by the
import. If you scale it down to e.g. half that resolution it would
import fine. I'll raise the limit of 256M per image to 512M.
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loaded fine for me on 4.2.6, 4.3 and master. I'm going to call it fixed,
but if someone can still reproduce this then definitely reopen and we'll
reinvestigate
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Fixed on 4-3 and master branches now
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soffice.bin crashed with SIGSEGV in shared_count()
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Apparently we need to search for auth-info-required in the cups
attributes and set auto-info on the job. afaik we never did this and
either OOo 1.2 doesn't/didnt work, or worked for some unrelated reason
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We do set a password handler via cupsSetPasswordCB which I imagine is
what should then get called under these circumstances, but it doesn't
work for me either while it does in evince.
Odd
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Created attachment 104625
something along these line, if I can figure out the right way to transmit the
username+password to cups
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Created attachment 108959
pptx whose eyes are rendered differently if we revert the patch that adds the
dots
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Created attachment 108960
this removes those dummy polygon docs, but the rendering of the previous
example will change a little
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