[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 51508] WRITER OLE object looses grid lines snap when EDITING

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https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=51508

--- Comment #17 from kitaets <chinaman at ya.ru> 2012-07-14 22:27:27 PDT ---
@Rainer

In last two hours I have done dozen tests, going crazy but don't now if this
are two different bugs or not.
Sorry I was wrong about other OLE objects: they are not affected. I saw some
issues but there are other issues, not current bug(s). Really sorry for that.
So my bugs are about Writer OLE object in presentation and drawing documents.

You are completely right in description of the original problem. So this
problem is about shifting the content of Writer OLE object. And this problem is
100% regression.
My additional comments to your description:
a) If you have created OLE object in older version of LibO (3.3.4) you can edit
your document in new releases and save it and your object will stay
"non-corrupted". But if you try to edit your OLE object it becomes corrupted.
b) If you create a new OLE object in new release it becomes corrupted "from the
birth".
c) You can "repair" corrupted OLE object with older release and the container
will match the text again.

Another problem is about resizing Writer OLE object. Try to resize OLE object
in new attach to make it match the snaplines. You can increase the width but
not reduce. Also you will see some visual issues. It works better in 3.3.4 (but
not perfect) so I think this is regression too.

And the problem described here in Bug 51508 is a combination of #1 and #2. You
can see this problem just when you are creating new Writer OLE object and
trying to resize it before you finish the creation. When you finish the
creation you will see that your object has wrong dimensions. All you need to
reproduce is a blank document. That's why I gave screenshots. You can see the
new-created Writer OLE object with wrong dimensions and positioning in the new
attach.

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