https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=127002
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Configuration:
OS: Windows 10 Pro Version 10.0.14393 Build 1493
RAM: 16gb
CPU: AMD FX8350
GPU: AMD Radeon 390
Display: 3x 1080p, Horizontal
Keyboard: US, QWERTY
Software Versions Tested:
- Version 4.1.2: AOO412m3(Build:9782) - Rev. 1709696
2015-10-21 09:53:29 (Mi, 21 Okt 2015)
- Version 4.2.0: AOO420m1(Build:9800) - Rev. 1761251
Rev.1761251
Steps:
1) “Tools” -> “Options” -> “Office Writer” -> “General” -> “Settings” ->
“Measurement unit” = “Millimeter”
2) “Properties (side panel)” -> “Above Paragraph Spacing” -> select entire
input box contents
NOTE) The following steps 'a' through 'l' are all taken directly after step #2.
Steps not marked 'CORRECT' produced unexpected or erroneos output.
a) Input: “0.03” -> wait -> number changes to “0.04 mm”
b) Input: “0.13” -> wait -> number changes to “0.12 mm”
c) Input: “99.67” -> wait -> number changes to “99.68 mm”
d) Input: “98.67” -> wait -> number CORRECTLY changes to “98.67 mm”
e) Input: “100.67” -> wait -> number CORRECTLY changes to the max “100.01 mm”
f) Input: “1.67” -> wait -> number changes to “1.68 mm”
g) Input: “2.67” -> wait -> number changes to “2.66 mm”
h) Input: “3.67” -> wait -> number CORRECTLY changes to “3.67 mm”
i) Quickly input: “100” -> wait -> number changes to “99.99 mm”
j) Input: “9” three times slowly -> number CORRECTLY changes to the max
“100.01 mm”
k) Input: “2” two times slowly -> number changes to the max “12.98 mm”
l) Input: “5” two times slowly -> number changes to the max “45.98 mm”
Besides the "Above Paragraph Spacing" input field, I also tested the following
related fields:
- "Below Paragraph Spacing"
- "Before Text Indent"
- "After Text Indent"
- "First Line Indent"
The related fields showed the same failures, adjusted for their max values.
Testing with measurements in Inches and centimeters (step #1) did not produce
the unexpected values listed above for Millimeters.
Multi-character numbers entered at a speed of ~9600KPH (keystrokes per hour) or
less produce unexpected results. Inputs starting with '2' or '5' demonstrates
the issue (ex. Step #k and #l).
Example with input "22" at a speed lower than ~9600KPH:
1) Input "2", the number changes to "1.99 mm"
2) Input second "2", the number changes to "12.99 mm"
3) Finally, the number then changes to "12.98 mm"
NOTE: Various sources state the average KPH is between 5,000KPH and 10,000KPH.
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http://unstats.un.org/unsd/demographic/sources/census/wphc/docs/CensusDataCaptureMethodology.pdf
- http://www.learn2type.com/typingtest/tenkeyspeed.cfm
Failure effects similar features of the following and possibly related bug:
https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=127001
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