https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54923
Roman Eisele <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Status|NEEDINFO |NEW Summary|Crash when navigating |CRASH when clicking |options. |multiple times fast on | |default button, with | |LazyMouse enabled (related | |to Mac OS accessibility) --- Comment #30 from Roman Eisele <[email protected]> --- Ah, sorry -- now I got it, finally! ;-) REPRODUCIBLE on Mac OS X 10.6.8 (Intel), with the preference pane LazyMouse installed and activated, both with * current master build: LOdev 3.7.0.0.alpha0+, build ID: 3f84462b, pull time: 2012-09-30 06:38:06; * current 3.6 daily build: LibreOffice/LOdev 3.6.3.0+, build ID: 115add8, pull time: 2012-10-01 08:43:56 To reproduce, I have used the following steps: 1) Download the free trial version of LazyMouse, available from http://www.old-jewel.com/lazymouse/index.html (you do not need to pay/register the preference pane to reproduce). 2) Install it by opening the .dmg file and then double-clicking the installer file; follow the onscreen directions. 3) LazyMouse will prompt you to check the option “Enable access for assistive devices” in Apple’s “Universal Access” preferences pane; please do so. 4) Switch to the (new) LazyMouse preferences pane and start LazyMouse by checking the option ”Whenever a new window appears, snap the cursor to the: Default button”. -> You do not need to change/check any other LazyMouse options; in the following I assume that you leave the value of the first popup menu as the default: “Default Button”. 5) Rename your LibreOffice user profile folder. This step seems necessary: if you skip it, the crash happens *sometimes*, but not always. (Cf. Phil Reilly’s hint, comment #2: “these crashes seem to be more numerous after installing a new version of LO & seem to be less numerous after subsequent launches.” We can get the same effect by renaming the user profile folder.) 6) Start LibreOffice. -> The Start Center window appears. 7) Select “LibreOffice > Preferences...” from the menu bar. -> The dialog window “Options” appears: -> it shows by default the first pane: “LibreOffice > User data”, -> AND LazyMouse will move the cursor (pointer) automatically over the default button (“OK”). 8) Without moving the cursor at all, just click multiple times very fast -- i.e., on the “OK“ button, over which the cursor is. -> LibreOffice crashes. Instead of the preferences/“Options” dialog window, you can also use any (?) other LibreOffice dialog window in which LazyMouse works, i.e. moves the cursor automatically over the default button; e.g. in Writer’s “Format > Paragraph...” dialog window. Just click multiple times fast on the default button. I have adapted the summary to reflect this most easily reproducible scenario. This is yet another bug related to LibreOffice code which is triggered when the Mac OS X accessibility API is enabled; LazyMouse relies on the option “Enable access for assistive devices”. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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