https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=123369
[email protected] changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] Issue Type|ENHANCEMENT |DEFECT --- Comment #4 from [email protected] --- I think you misunderstood the problem actually. It's not that you can't select multiple words at the same time. I know that's not possible. It's that that you could hit the delete button multiple times, and it will appear to delete all of the words that you selected individually, and then hit the delete button for. Those words will be gone from the dictionary for the remainder of the session. However, if you close and restart OpenOffice again, all of those words are back. This is clearly a bug. Not a feature request. For some reason, if you delete multiple words in the dialog, the deleted words aren't actually getting removed from the .dic file. Steps to reproduce: (1) Add some wprds to the dictionary. (2) Open the edit dictionary dialog. (3) Select a word and click delete. The word disappears. (4) Select another word and click delete. That word also disappears. (5) Close the dialog. (6) Both words now show up as incorrect, as expected. (7) Close and restart OpenOffice (8) Expected results: Both words should be gone from custom dictionary. Actual results: Neither word deletion was actually persisted to the .dic file, and so both words are indicated to be correct again. On further examination, it appears that sometimes even when deleting single words, the deletion doesn't actually persist to the dictionary file. The reason I filed all of the issues as one bug report is because I suspect they are related to each other. For example, I strongly suspect the inability to remove some words from the dictionary is being caused by multiple copies of the same word in the dictionary if you actually look at the .dic file in a text editor. These multiple copies of the same word don't show up in the dialog itself. Only if you look at the raw text file in a text editor. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug. You are watching all bug changes.
