Description: When attempting to "un-hyphenate" an automatically hyphenated word, such as a formal name, after invoking the Shift-Control-Minus Sign combination a - is left in the resulting new word. Any attempt to deleted the dash causes the word to revert back to its original hyphenation. Example: "Reichel" is a formal name. Auto-hyphenation breaks it into Re-ichel. When I place my cursor inside the hyphenated word and invoke Shift-Control-Minus Sign, the result is "R-eichel". If I then deleted the dash, auto-hyphenation then hyphenates the word again so that it is now Re-ichel. It's a circular error for which there appears to be no fix. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Select auto-hyphenated word. 2. Invoke Shift-Control-Minus Sign keys. 3. Delete dash sign (-) in resulting word, which causes word to again automatically hyphenate. Actual Results: Instead of returning an un-hyphenated word, the program returns the word with a dash mark in a different place. Deleting the new dash mark re-hyphenates the word back to the original hyphenation. Expected Results: A word that is no longer hyphenated, and in fact is protected against further automatic hyphenation. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: [Information automatically included from LibreOffice] Locale: en-US Module: TextDocument [Information guessed from browser] OS: Linux (All) OS is 64bit: yes
There does not appear to be a command for un-hyphenating words. The keyboard shortcut you give just inserts more hyphens. The Shift does nothing in the combination.
(In reply to Buovjaga from comment #1) > There does not appear to be a command for un-hyphenating words. The keyboard > shortcut you give just inserts more hyphens. The Shift does nothing in the > combination. Closing as RESOLVED NOTABUG