Description:
We noticed a discrepancy between how LibreOffice saves and displays the same information.

Background:

A stroke pattern is defined with these parameters: 
•	primary dash length (percentage or distance)
•	primary dash count
•	secondary dash length (percentage or distance)
•	secondary dash count
•	distance between all dashes
So for example, the following dash pattern: one long dash, two short dashes, repeating
 
is defined by:
•	primary dash length = 1100% of width
•	primary dash count = 1
•	secondary dash length = 100% of width
•	secondary dash count = 2
•	distance between all dashes = 500% of width 
Most dash patterns are defined as percentages, and so the dashes change lengths proportionally as the width changes, but some use absolute distance values. These, specifically, appear to have an issue.


Steps to Reproduce:
•	Open LibreOffice Writer and create a vertical line with width 6pt and dash pattern "Line with Fine Dots".
•	Save and close the document. Change the file extension to .zip, extract all the contents, and open styles.xml.


Actual Results:
•Observe that the dash pattern is defined with this XML line:
<draw:stroke-dash draw:name="Line_20_with_20_Fine_20_Dots" draw:display-name="Line with Fine Dots" draw:style="rect" draw:dots1="1" draw:dots1-length="0.7902in" draw:dots2="10" draw:distance="0.0598in"/>
•The primary dash, then, should be .79 inches long, but if you draw a square next to the primary dash, you can see that it's actually drawn 1.39 inches long. [See Fig. 1 at bottom.]
•If you open the ODT in Office Word and perform the same comparison, you can see that Word actually does draw the primary dash .79 inches long. [See Fig. 2 at bottom.]

Expected Results:
It seems that Office Word honors the measurements given, but LibreOffice renders them at about double the given distance. I believe this is a LibreOffice bug.


Reproducible: Always


User Profile Reset: No



Additional Info:
see attached files