I think you can forget about that possible rounding issue with the 0.0008 inch table width difference:
> 51c51
> < openTable(fo:margin-left: 0.0000inch, fo:margin-right:
> 0.0000inch, style:width: 6.26*83*inch, table:align: margins, columns:
> ((style:column-width: 2.0000inch), (style:column-width: 4.26*83*inch)))
> ---
>> openTable(fo:margin-left: 0.0000inch, fo:margin-right:
> 0.0000inch, style:width: 6.26*75*inch, table:align: margins, columns:
> ((style:column-width: 2.0000inch), (style:column-width: 4.26*75*inch)))
It seems to be simply a WordPerfect issue. I've created two files, one OLE ("WordPerfect Compound File" - turns out my WP version can produce it) and one WP6/7/8, and wpd2raw.exe converts both of them to identical output.
The files that created that difference above were an original unmodified WP7 file saved as a WordPerfect Compound Document, and a copy of it saved as WP6/7/8. So it looks like WP7 saved it with one width, and WP8 saved it with a different width.
Just for clarity, here's what I did:
1. Opened in WP8 file 1 that was originally saved by WP7 (OLE, or WordPerfect Compound Document)
2. Saved that as file 2 (WP6/7/8)
3. diff of files 1 and 2 caused the diff text above
4. Opened in WP8 file 1
5. Saved that as file 3 (OLE, or WordPerfect Compound Document)
6. Saved that as file 4 (WP6/7/8)
7. diff of files 3 and 4 was clean; no differences.
So I'm sure it's a difference between WP7 and WP8, not a problem in libwpd2. Also, all three platforms (MS VC, MinGW, Linux) produced identical diff output for files 1 and 2.
regards - David
At 08:39 am 28/04/2007, David Hislop wrote:
At 07:05 pm 27/04/2007, Fridrich Strba wrote:
>Yeah, after I wrote it, I had a look and realized that the glib.h
>include was a kind of rudiment remaining since ages in the file. Thanks
>for the patch. One should nevertheless advise the MS diff-utils to add
>some context :-)
Actually, that was me, not the utils :-(
It was GnuWin32 diff, and I didn't use --context, just did a diff -r
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