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                 Issue #|104433
                 Summary|Loses bold par style attribute editing rst gen file
               Component|Word processor
                 Version|OOo 2.3.1
                Platform|PC
                     URL|
              OS/Version|Linux
                  Status|UNCONFIRMED
       Status whiteboard|
                Keywords|
              Resolution|
              Issue type|DEFECT
                Priority|P3
            Subcomponent|formatting
             Assigned to|writerneedsconfirm
             Reported by|bla123





------- Additional comments from [email protected] Sat Aug 22 17:20:00 
+0000 2009 -------
When editing an odt file generated by rst2odt.py, when added a new style and
then editing the new style, the bold typeface attribute is lost.
This behavior might be considered an odtwritter (rst2odt.py) bug, an oowriter
bug, or both.

Here's the commands used:
cat ~/bus/res/rst2odt02.txt
line one

line two
<end of file>

rst2odt.py ~/bus/res/rst2odt02.txt ~/bus/res/rst2odt02.odt
ooffice ~/bus/res/rst2odt02.odt

The editing sequence used within ooffice:

Position to beginning of: line one
Note: this line initially has style: rststyle-textbody

New style from selection
Name: center-bold-14
OK

Modify style: center-bold-14
Organizer -> Linked with: none
OK
Modify style: center-bold-14
Font -> Typeface: bold
OK
Note: text now displays bold
Modify style: center-bold-14
Font
Note: bold typeface is no longer set
OK
Note: text now displays without bold

Note: same result if style: center-bold-14 built using New, instead of New style
from selection, then applied to text.

Note: This problem does not occur when creating a new document with oowriter.

Guess: Something in file ~/bus/res/rst2odt02.odt does not play well with
oowriter. Perhaps the rst2odt.py generated file contains invalid content. Or
perhaps the file content is valid but presents a case that has not been
successfully tested.

I believe that for some users, having a tool like rst2odt.py that works well
with oowriter, will be very useful.
Using a tool like rst2odt.py, one could more easily generate initial document
input manualy or one could readily generate input from scripts for oowriter.

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