https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=147332
--- Comment #1 from Luke Kendall <[email protected]> --- I just remembered another really weird error that occurred in the minutes leading up to the crash. I had inserted a clause into a sentence before an apostrophe, and all the words appeared in the correct place, but all the spaces between the words had appeared in front of the apostrophe, I noticed when I looked up at the screen. Something like: 'What an idiot', she thought. --> 'What an idiot.Ishoulddosomethingaboutit. ' so I had to manually delete the excess spaces and insert them where I had typed them originally: 'What an idiot. I should do something about it.' I hadn't noticed any excessive load on the machine, though it's possible it had been busy. I was astonished that such a result was possible. I can't imagine how keyboard input is handled, to allow that as a possibility. I've never seen it in any program ever, before this. But it had happened only a few minutes before the crash. It reminded me of a bug in Writer (which I think is now fixed), in which text typed when the machine was under heavy load would be inserted in apparently random order into the document. But that applied to all characters, not just the spaces. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
