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The code moved to NumberingManager.cxx I believe.
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unused even on the day when the function was created in 2009:
CWS-TOOLING: integrate CWS os124.
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auto-rewrite with <https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/47798/> "Enable
loplugin:cstylecast for some more cases" plus
solenv/clang-format/reformat-formatted-files
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with something like:
git grep -nP '(.*)\s*>\s*(.*)\s*\?\s*\g1\s*:\s*\g2'
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Numbering definitions have two levels: abstract ones and overrides. The
full definition is a merge of the two. Make sure that when defaults are
added to the numbering level properties, these are only added for
abstract ones, otherwise overriding e.g. the start value of a level will
also pull in other, unwanted default properties.
Change-Id: If0273ebc6b49476df17b09d636489a3bfb717334
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Change-Id: I2040315707674dc99a37aedb96ac61dca274c13a
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slightly less restrictive check when calling functions
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Change-Id: I237936d62d0f1b17574dd88b5c9de932dc03238e
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Change-Id: I57f180c9e28d5f2439efcc1f2726d8fabc108bc9
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the attempt is made, but the shape isn't there, so m_bShapeSent
wasn't set, so it will get called again and the markstacks are popped
to many times. Lets set it when the effort is made.
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Change-Id: I5725602be8a3da8e58a6885f64a7b720061c11ce
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Change-Id: I30121764303579a7cb4ded0f0f48cc1f8fff6c33
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Change-Id: I5c3ffc03c26b3428f1f336e6ecba7838a1cf1157
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Regression from commit c72a1a74b5b1064fc9cdf9994b11fce26d866e26
(Related: tdf#112211 DOCX import: fix handling of missing first ind in
<w:lvl>, 2017-09-19), now that a numbering level can have default
properties, we need to differentiate between the case when the level has
real properties or it has only default properties.
Merging of properties is not necessary when the abstract numbering has
properties, but the "override" has default properties only.
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The bugdoc is affected by the change of default vertical alignment, it
doesn't contain anything that would set the VertOrient property.
(regression from c79467ba954987f1d239c594c1e1b3af3f5515f6)
Setting the AnchorType property before adding the shape is actually not
as effective as expected: it does cause the old default vertical
alignment to be used, but does not actually set the anchor type because
there is no anchor position and so SwXDrawPage::add resets the anchor
type to FLY_AT_PAGE; it's less confusing to set the VertOrient
property instead.
Change-Id: Ib0a71d20d479776ab5e4c21c3dd13c0c307a045e
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09:28 <@sberg> vmiklos, I think I ran into a scenario last night where I had
both `git add`-ed and non-added changes in a non-blacklisted file, and the
non-added changes violated clang-format (and the added ones did not), and the
commit hook complained
So make sure we validate the index version, not the filesystem one.
(And modify a formatted file to trigger CI validation of the hook change
itself.)
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The alternative would be to clear them in
writerfilter::dmapper::DomainMapper::getPositionOffset(), but that runs
before writerfilter::dmapper::PositionHandler::lcl_sprm(), so it would
be too early.
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Disable the positioning for objects that are completely off-page.
During import, LO writer forces content always back to the page
and causes unwanted content on the page in constrast to MSO.
To achive this the top/left position of the content is compared to the bottom/right border of the clipping region.
A new compatibility flag OFF_PAGE_POSITIONING is introduced for
legacy rendering of legacy documents.
A unit test demonstrates the issue.
It resolves tdf#112443.
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since cdecl is the default calling convention on Windows for
such functions, the annotation is redundant.
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... recalculate cell widths by factor pagewidth/tablewidth on export
This makes the import and export symmetrical.
Unit test included.
Some existing unit tests were updated:
- testTdf97035: the previous width of B1 cell (3571 twips) was not
stable enough on round-trip. Old code saved table with wrong width,
and incidentally that made it to output correct width of the cell.
New code outputs table width correctly, and drops unneeded cell width
adjustment on export, so the rounding error on initial import makes
output cell width wrong.
We have a cumbersome arithmetics to import cell widths from RTF:
1. In DomainMapperTableManager::sprm (case NS_ooxml::LN_CT_TblGridBase_gridCol)
we do convertTwipToMM100 on initial sizes in twips;
2. Then, in DomainMapperTableManager::endOfRowAction, we do
rtl::math::round((fGridWidth * 10000) / nFullWidthRelative) on the
mm100 sizes (the 10000 is UNO_TABLE_COLUMN_SUM from unotbl.cxx, which
allows to measure cell widths in 100ths of percent of table's width
instead of absolute sizes)
3. Last, in SwTable::NewSetTabCols, we do
lcl_MulDiv64<long>(nNewPos, rParm.nNewWish, nNewWidth)
where rParm.nNewWish is table's width in twips (again), and nNewWidth
is 10000. So, the three permutations give us twips back, but rounding
errors may make result differ from initial value (as in case of cell
width 1927 twips and table width 15527 twips, which results in 1926).
The unstable width that resulted in roundtrip error was changed by 1.
The changed unit test file is checked to still correctly test tdf#97035
- testFdo55525: previously, the testdoc was imported with wrong width
(too narrow); that caused rounding error on cell width calculation.
Current tested value is more correct.
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Change-Id: Ic1e79badedc031a588c0b07958002ad7c558ba82
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In other methods it's always checked, so presumably it might be absent.
In caller sites (like OOXMLFastContextHandler::endOfParagraph), it can't
(and shouldn't) be checked.
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...and fix the fallout
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We already deduplicated first line indentation since commit
3915bf2dc877d5f1140798e24933db0f21386a4a (tdf#95376 DOCX import: fix
incorrectly indented tab stops, 2016-01-26), the same is necessary for
before text indent.
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MSO seems to write 100% width horizontal lines with a
"suggested" width of 0, so we need to calculate what
the proper width is.
A better fix would be to add "percentage-width" support
to the shape class itself, but that complex enhancement
is way beyond my abilities.
Limiting the patch ONLY to shapes with an undefined
width because it otherwise slightly increases the
size of various other unit tests, and I'm not sure
if those are desirable changes or not. The list of
the unit tests is documented in the bug report.
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Change-Id: I93257b0ddd41c649875124d6d5c5faeaa431bae3
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Change-Id: I5a1fa919b7fe8c91ac886a796426b5671573dbb6
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Change-Id: I23806d8839bc6227311cb5f5d39c779f23e72e83
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Change-Id: I98d99465d32b553ae55d76c99125f83e686ea2a1
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Change-Id: Ie56daf560185274754afbc7a09c432b5c2793791
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Change-Id: Idadd0a64e41cd02f5167b275081c3576a6224b12
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I (tried to) keep the RTF filter style consistent locally with astyle in
the past, but now that's redundant when we have an enforcing
clang-format mechanism in place. So drop the astyle config and switch to
clang-format in the RTF filter case.
To minimize backport pain, do this shortly before the libreoffice-6-0
branch-off.
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Change-Id: I4f9b71ff7767e90987bb40358fc46ed5d1d571d0
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Change-Id: I92e273aa57db8b4b9779d8d784c5bbad42d720e5
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Change-Id: I4da2a768b6b55869c3a3d6f8a8d50dc018709acd
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Change-Id: Ia544298334364ece3b3963a4adc00c5e01189b91
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Here goes a bunch of related changes:
1. Create new character style based on current character properties
2. Apply created style to hyperlink object
3. Fixes to predefined style names usage in w:rPr
4. Disable style usage for hyperlinks in TOC: they will receive later
anoter styles
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Change-Id: Ie8a2c6462ddc708140e725847199c8234ab6b592
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fix 5.4 regression from 4605bd46984125a99b0e993b71efa6edb411699f.
When there are columns, if a nextpage section doesn't contain any
other "page style" details we treat it as a continuous break,
If we don't, the column info becomes part of the style itself,
and not just a section property.
However, the very first section is troublesome - by definition it DOES
contain page style details, and so if the document starts with columns,
the default style would gain the column attribute. Usually that
results in a mess, so lets make sure that we avoid that also in
the case where headers/footers are defined.
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Left indent was set to non-zero in the style, but direct formatting set
it back to zero. Teach deduplication to remove the
NS_ooxml::LN_CT_PPrBase_ind SPRM itself in case the last attribute was
removed.
Change-Id: I01b202f0241b02816b2b392326737b1150caffc2
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Change-Id: I441876e73793e07d78f1eadb2b21c282845298c3
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Change-Id: I533a7eb724b15e168a28dc92cd5962a39bc96e7c
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After bd3c5c4c234e3dc6b89cd235321945a41a08d562 "[API CHANGE] tdf#65393 Import
signature line images from ooxml", UBSan CppunitTest_chart2_export had started
to fail with
> writerfilter/source/ooxml/OOXMLFastContextHandler.cxx:1898:25: runtime error: downcast of address 0x61200070a440 which does not point to an object of type 'writerfilter::ooxml::OOXMLFastContextHandlerShape'
> 0x61200070a440: note: object is of type 'writerfilter::ooxml::OOXMLFastContextHandlerWrapper'
> 0e 10 00 20 50 86 4a 00 a2 7f 00 00 01 00 00 00 be be be be 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
> ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> vptr for 'writerfilter::ooxml::OOXMLFastContextHandlerWrapper'
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showing whether the signature behind the signature line is valid or not.
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The problem is that we don't render ShapesWithWrapping.odt
the same as Word does:
https://beta.opendocumentformat.org/rendercompare/upload/223/86/191/1
The first shape in the file is anchored "as-char" and has no
style:vertical-rel or style:vertical-pos attribute affecting it.
If Word would write either style:vertical-rel="baseline" or
style:vertical-pos="top" explicitly, the rendering in LO would
be the same.
So the problem is that, for drawing shapes (note, text frames are
images, embedded objects handled differently), LO's default
vertical alignment is different, it is hard-coded in
SwShapeDescriptor_Impl::GetVOrient() as
SwFormatVertOrient(0, text::VertOrientation::NONE, text::RelOrientation::FRAME)
This effectively positions as-char shapes *below* the baseline,
which, while technically allowed, isn't really a good default.
So fix this by making the default alignment dependent on the anchor
type, so that as-char shapes sit on top of the baseline.
The ODF filter sets the anchor type before inserting the shape in
XMLTextShapeImportHelper::addShape(), however as it turns out the
various MSO filters insert the shape before setting the anchor,
which means the new default in SwXShape has an unwanted effect
on them, as inserting the shape causes the default to be created.
This requires changes to VML import to always set the VertOrient
property, and to RTF import to set the anchor type before inserting.
The DrawingML import is unaffected as it already sets VertOrient
for every non-as-char shape.
The testDmlTextshape "dml-textshape.docx" test still fails, but it
turns out that the change in alignment for this test document is
a bugfix, as it now has the same vertical alignment as in Word,
so adapt the test.
Change-Id: Ifcabd96a037515f7803f5474ec995f968b3b4de1
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The problem was that the paragraph in question had no left margin, while
it should have one. The reason for this is that the style deduplication
logic took both the current paragraph and character style, but the
direct formatting only contained character formatting, so it tried to
emit the default values for all paragraph formatting.
This started to show up after commit
657c6cc3acec0528209a8584b838cd6de581c437 (tdf#104228 RTF import: fix
override of style left/right para margin, 2016-12-13), but the root
cause is much older, it was there since commit
321d7ec2071472b3765a00806715e7ad9f8a306f (fdo#82078 RTF import: fix bold
text spilling over to non-bold text, 2014-09-06).
Change-Id: If03240a85cc9de89afe9111c2d29de2672e407bf
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Change-Id: Iaddd9e852388f5bb076c4bc6f8eee8a256581033
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Although 2013 commit 60ec497e0e91354a616978be531d15d3efa3f559
added support for the other tcMar items, it omitted _start and
_end (perhaps because they caused unit test failures).
The document in bug 78508 proves that these are needed.
Testing whether the cell spacing matches the default table
spacing should occur before adjusting for MSO compatibility.
This fixes the three unit tests that mysteriously failed
when adding _start/_end support.
Unfortunately, these two fixes could not be committed
separately - the unit test fails unless both parts
are included. I couldn't figure out why.
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Handled Header/Footer that are specifically for Left/Right pages the old
way again. Fix done previously was too much.
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Change-Id: I143e8df0e16ad921777b9caabde8e1c3f8bd61df
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Reviewed-by: Adolfo Jayme Barrientos <fitojb@ubuntu.com>
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