https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=86988
--- Comment #4 from Jim Avera <jim.av...@gmail.com> ---
Problem is still there in 5.2.0.0.alpha0+
Now, however, Tools->Options-Writer->Comparison no longer even has an option to
enable RSIDs, and they seem to be permanently enabled.
This problem really striked at the heart of the philosophy of why ODF was
created -- to make a format which was simple and to facilitate different tools
interoperating. As it is, the pervasive injection of RSID-related styles make
interoperation with other software very difficult (e.g. the ODF::lpOD library
is almost useless because of this).
To make things more clear, here is an example of
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
1. Open the attached "rsidtest.odt"
2. Replace the capitalized word "THIS" in the first sentence with a
lower-cased version (or may any other "spelling corrections" you like).
3. Save and exit LO
4. mkdir tempdir
cd tempdir
unzip -q ../rsidtest.odt
xml_pp -i -s nsgmls *.xml # makes them easier to read
5. Examine "content.xml" with vim or similar
Search for "Replace this word" (the corrected sentence in the document)
RESULTS: The search will not succeed because of the injection of RSID-related
styles for each of the fragments around the edit.
EXPECTED RESULTS: Unless RSIDs are enabled, the "Replace this word ..."
sentence should be in a single ODF object. In general, ODF objects should not
be fragmented unless there is a visible or functional reason to do so.
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