Hi Thomas, *, On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 6:51 PM, Thomas Hackert <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Christian, *, > On Mi, 30. Apr 2014 13:38 Christian Lohmaier wrote: >> > but then, who is working in the area of master documents? I found > only Writer (and therefore Michael S.) ... :(
Oh, to be clear: Just randomly mailing documents to people is not the way to go. Instead up show up on the #libreoffice-dev channel and ping the candidates and ask whether it is OK to mail them the documents/whether they know a better contact. > [...] > I confirm, I should have written this in a more understandable > manner, sorry ... :( Yes, that were the versions, with which I could > reproduce the bug. Yeah, those could have also benefitted from some linebreaks for easier quick parsing :-P >> And also still unclear what "discus" is, as in the crippled >> screenshot I cannot see anything that resembles a disc/round >> object/discus. > > I am still not sure, how I should name it, as this "discus" (as Ton > has named it) stretches over several sides, so if I look at it, it > seems to form a disc (like the outer part of an CD). And circle does > not seem to fit here as well ... :( > >> While you speculate earlier that it is the white bar with the >> black outline, you write "... does not show the "discus" (or maybe >> better disc?)" - I neither see something that looks like a floppy >> disk or harddrive, nor anything round. So what is the bug about? I >> assume the white bar. > > Well, there are also Compact Disk ... ;) That would be included in "round" - I didn't expect it to have such a large radius that it appears as a bar on first look in that screenshot. But from your description now it is clear that it is a "donut" shape, or in technical terms an annulus (Kreisring), or as it is called in LO's drawing shapes: Ring :-) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annulus_(mathematics) >> i.e. first replace all documents with a single one (i.e. copy one >> document and name it like the others) - this is easily done, but >> of course doesn't guarantee that the problem still shows. > > It depends, how you do define "easily done" ... ;) They are named > something like "U1.E1.001.odt" up to "U8.E1.001.odt" (not to forget > a copyright and a copyright file for something else) ... :( I would > not know an easy way to do this ... :( for file in *.odt; do cp -f my-one-sample.odt "$i"; done i.e. for each file U1.... whatever, it copies (and overwrites, that's what the -f switch does) a single document, in this case "my-one-sample.odt". over the file. → all files will be like "my-one-sample.odt" but it might just be a drawing shape. for file in *.odt; do zipgrep 'draw:type="ring"' "$file" >/dev/null && echo "Ringshape in file $file"; done Then examine the file in LibreOffice. If that doesn't match anything, try to search for more draw shapes (draw:custom-shape) ciao Christian _______________________________________________ List Name: Libreoffice-qa mailing list Mail address: [email protected] Change settings: http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice-qa Problems? http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/mailing-lists/how-to-unsubscribe/ Posting guidelines + more: http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Netiquette List archive: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/libreoffice-qa/
