https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=142446
--- Comment #20 from [email protected] --- Got it. Thank you. No longer crashes. 1. In general, looks very good. The "show content to level" command is easy to understand and use. 2. When I issue a command that content should be expanded to more levels, the system sometimes responds a bit slowly. The lag is long enough to create uncertainty as to whether the command has been recognized or not. 3. It seems that specifying a content level greater than 3 has an inconsistent effect. Sometimes specifying "4" shows me level 4, sometimes not. 4. When content is collapsed to a certain level, I would have expected to see the "no-level" content beneath that level collapsed, consistently. Instead, it seems, such content is always shown, unless already collapsed manually with "toggle outline folding." This seems to me a less-desirable approach. Imagine, for example, that I have a several-page hieararchical document, with some of the "no-level content" extending for several paragraphs (or even pages). Using "Show outline content to level" may or may not show me the actual bare-bones outline, depending on what I've previously done. If I have previously collapsed some NL content but not all, expanding or contracting the outline will show me that NL content accordingly, in a manner that would seem to me inconsistent. That is, it would be consistent with my previous actions but inconsistent with what I'm now trying to do, namely view the whole outline at a certain level. 5. All in all, great to see things coming along. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
