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User tl changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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CC|'maho,pj' |'maho,pj,sba'
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Assigned to|tl |sba
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Status|STARTED |NEW
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------- Additional comments from [email protected] Thu Mar 5 12:12:11 +0000
2009 -------
Looking into this it turned out the problem is that the language attributes for
the respective text parts are invalid.
Usually the language attributed should look like this for such a short text:
<style:style style:name="P1" style:family="paragraph"
style:parent-style-name="Standard">
<style:text-properties fo:language="en" fo:country="ZW"
style:language-asian="zh" style:country-asian="TW" style:language-complex="te"
style:country-complex="IN"/>
</style:style>
Here fo:language and fo:country contain the western locale, style:language-asian
and style:country-asian the Asian locale and last style:language-complex and
style:country-complex the CTL locale.
But when looking at the actual content in your file it is like this:
<style:style style:name="T1" style:family="text">
<style:text-properties fo:language="zh" fo:country="CN"
style:language-asian="en" style:country-asian="US"/>
</style:style>
That is fo:language and fo:country the Western locale is set to Chinese
simplified(!) and the Asian locale is set to English US(!). None of those should
ever be possible.
And because of that if you select e.g. the first single character you can't see
those attribues in the Format/Character dialog becuase the list boxes there
support only the correct locales. Thus the language display for Western and
Asian is empty.
To fix the problem simply selct all the text (e.g. by using CTRL-A) open the
Format/Character dialog and set the Western and the Asian language to their
correct values that will solve the issue!
However, the one interesting problem is how did you manage to get a document
with these broken language settings? If it is done by importing a document the
respective filter needs to be fixed. If it was done by using some input method
editor (IME) either that one or the code handling that IME needs to be fixed.
Thus, basically this issue is invalid but if you can tell us how the documents
got created the way they are it might be useful to look more closely into what
happens at that time.
TL->SBA: Please take over for the time being, until we may get some more info
about this.
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