[Libreoffice-commits] core.git: Changes to 'feature/cib_contract4236b'

[Michael Stahl (via logerrit)]

New branch 'feature/cib_contract4236b' available with the following commits:
commit a6b3ac7d8a96021edea7abf1a13bded7f73a2294
Author: Michael Stahl <Michael.Stahl at cib.de>
Date:   Fri Feb 28 18:39:41 2020 +0100

    sw: layout: fix wrongly positioned table rows in --convert-to pdf
    
    If the document is loaded via UI, the first layout action is triggered
    from resizing the Window and the table is positioned properly on the
    first try.
    
    If the document is loaded via --convert-to, only getRendererCount()
    formats the content of the table, and the table is positioned 3 times
    but its first row is only positioned 2 times.
    
    The first time the table id="56" is positioned, the previous table
    id="50" is at correct Y 5988 but its content isn't formatted yet, so its
    height is almost 0 (just table's border etc.), so the table ends up at
    y = 6271.
    
    The second time the table id="56" is positioned, the previous table
    id="50" is at wrong Y 7937 and its content is valid, so its height
    is 1203, so the table ends up at y = 9140.
    
    The third time the table id="56" is positioned, the previous table
    id="50" is at correct Y 5988 and its content is valid, so its height
    is 1203, so the table ends up at correct y = 7191 ... but the first
    SwRowFrame remains at y = 9140 and is never repositioned, and the lower
    rows are cut off (invisible).
    
    Change SwTabFrame::MakeAll() so that a MakePos() that moves the table
    itself does not leave the first SwRowFrame's position valid, which
    should ensure that all rows are repositioned.
    
    (And work around C++'s particularly unhelpful type system.)
    
    This happens since the earliest version checked, OOo 3.3.
    
    Change-Id: If3dfe1ffcb81e03aa4f4bffcf33a237f0c92bd08
    Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/89735
    Tested-by: Jenkins
    Reviewed-by: Michael Stahl <michael.stahl at cib.de>