https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=149395
Attila Bakos (NISZ) <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ever confirmed|0 |1 Status|UNCONFIRMED |NEW --- Comment #6 from Attila Bakos (NISZ) <[email protected]> --- Gabor, Regina, I have tried to investigate how the rotation can be developed. I think two way can be mentioned, in the first case the rotation only will be applied when the frame is rendered, so it will be seen rotated. I think this one the easier way, but not the better, it is quite hackish... The other way to implement it in the layout in the level of the frames. But i am afraid, now the rotation only happens in the drawing level (svx) not in the writer. In this case all of the frame types have to be known and -- if i remember well -- from the swlayutframe it have to be implemented for frames, texts, tables, etc. Other interesting thing, when in word the textbox is under editing, the rotation is disabled, after the editing finished it rotates the content. That looks like the first case. So it have to be properly investigated, planned, designed and it will take many time to do it, not to mention how many mistake can be made. This is a so complex situation, i think, and it needs a far more experienced developer than me. Hopefully one day i can try it, but not now i afraid. :) @Regina: Thank you for your idea. Unfortunately i do not know how to realize that, because the filter reads the xml sequentially, line by line. In the case, when the complex content is at the end of the textbox and we read it into the shape (as editeng text), it will be lost and there is no possibility to turn back, because the read is done line by line. So the filter have to decide where the content have to be read, before the content is known. There might be a solution, but i have no idea about it for now. Sorry for the novel, as always i have written a it a bit long... :) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
