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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Aug 8 05:36:05 -0700
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OCCURANCE:
I can reproduce the issue, when I change the style for a complete row or table.
By doing this only one table:table-column exists (in the content.xml), which is
repeated 256 times.
BACKGROUND:
This issue comes from a workaround for XHTML, when too many repeated cells are
involved
For instance some Calc documents simulate a background by repeating empty cells
with a certain style..
But this would result into very large XHTML writing out too many emty cells as
there is no repeated attribute.
In total 256 * 65536 = 16 777 216 cells might be written, creating several
megabytes of XHTML, which is in general undesired by the user.
XSLT FIX:
The easiest fix for this issue is the exchange of two conditions in
common/table/table_cells.xsl
Changing
test="$currentTableColumn[not(@table:visibility = 'collapse' or
@table:visibility = 'filter')]">
to
test="not([EMAIL PROTECTED]:visibility = 'collapse' or
@table:visibility = 'filter'])">
In the latter case the variable currentTableColumn doesn't have to exist to
return true.
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