Description: Normally, when you copy and paste an object to another slide, it pastes in exactly the same position. However, if you resize an object such that the object's boundaries are smaller than the text in the object, then when you copy the object to another slide, it moves. Very annoying! Steps to Reproduce: 1. Look at enclosed example. The object on the left will copy and paste to the same position in slide 2 as it is in slide 1. 2. The object on the right (which has been resized to smaller than the text area but is otherwise identical) will NOT paste into the same place on slide 2 as it is in slide 1. 3. Actual Results: Object on the right in the enclosed example (which has been resized to smaller than the text area but is otherwise identical) will NOT paste into the same place on slide 2 as it is in slide 1. Expected Results: Objects copied from one slide should paste onto other slides in exactly the same place. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes Additional Info: May happen in earlier than 6.4.2.2rc
Created attachment 159670 [details] Example of copy paste bug
Bibisected with Linux 42max repo to https://git.libreoffice.org/core/commit/c856a390abbf278a6c4c80f36c8e64d15554a1ae Resolves: #i120393# Corrected paste position of objects... with geometry outside their logic definition Adding Cc: to Armin Le Grand
This commit was developed for another code base, and not merged by me. For complex changes like this, side-effects are to be expected; sadly I dont't have the cycles to deal with all the fallout. Un-Ccing myself for the while.
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This was fixed in 25.8 with 11f7f34b90151b6cb01754a35bad66061322a119 tdf#118171 - Snap rectangles of objects without line width