https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33899
--- Comment #12 from Lee <[email protected]> --- I don't agree to close this as a "not a bug". It is a bug -- or if you'd prefer to call it a feature request. A feature request to make auto-correct more aware of its environment. This specific "collision" is not aware of the scenario in which it's being called. It's only natural that auto-correct should wait for a period, comma, colon, semi-colon or space to be typed after a possible fraction and ONLY THEN auto-convert to fraction. But when you type another slash, why convert it? I don't know of any such case when you would type: "I have 1/2/30 kilograms of apples" -- and properly expect Libre to auto-correct the 1/2 with a fraction. Thank you for your time. -Lee (In reply to comment #10) > +1 to mark this as RESOLVED NOTABUG > > autocorrections gets triggered after hitting "space" or some particular > punctation marks like "." "," and "/" > > that's why "1/2/2011" gets auto-corrected into "½/2011" after the second "/" > if you have a "1/2 -> ½" autocorrect entry. > > so, again, easiest ways to avoid this is to get rid of those autocorrect > fractions entries or to always use 2 digits for day and months in dates. > > moreover, I don't understand why the summary notes say "regression" > did it work differently in any LibO version? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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