Created attachment 44119 [details] Spreadsheet containing Chart & Data This spreadsheet was created in OpenOffice 3.2. It contains a Chart. When opened in 3.2 it opens fine and it also opens fine in MS Word. However when I try to open it in LibreOffice 3.3 or OO 3.3. it crashes. When I remove the Chart it opens successfully. Attached is the crash report from OO 3.3. In LibreOffice I just get a message telling me
Hi, Can not reproduce on Mac OSX 10.6.6, LibO 3.3.1. The file and chart open and display just fine, I can edit the data sets, keys, etc. Specific to Windows ? Alex
Also tried on OOo 3.3.0 for good measure, can not reproduce crash, the file opens just fine. Alex
Created attachment 44120 [details] Screenshot of Error
Created attachment 44121 [details] Crash Report from OO3.3
It's also an issue on Open Suse 11.3
The screenshot is pointless, it doesn't give any specific information that could help solve the problems. I can reproduce the crash with 3.3.1 on Windows XP. Kohei, can you reproduce it on SUSE?
Yes, it crashes with a puff of smoke.
Reproduced with LibreOffice 3.3.1 RC2 (1:3.3.0-1lucid1) - Ubuntu 10.04 x86 Linux 2.6.32-28-generic Russian UI
I had the same crash except that Calc silently died. Details: Fedora 14, KDE 4.5, LO 3.3.1 Spreadsheet size: 4.6 M I'm not at liberty to provide the spreadsheet. If I can find out where LO puts crash reports, I'll look for it and attach it if there is one. Suspect there might not be one because Calc died without a sound. Spreadsheet contains charts. Spreadsheet contains links to other spreadsheets. According to the status bar, Calc loaded the file successfully and started to calculate formulas, then disappeared. OO 3.2 on Ubuntu 10.10 opened the spreadsheet OK. Tried to open the spreadsheet attached to the original bug report - died silently trying to open it.
Deleted the charts from the 4.6 spreadsheet mentioned in my previous post. The spread sheet opened fine in LO 3.3.1. Added a chart, saved file, closed file. Spread sheet opened OK again. Seems like the problem occurs with charts created in MS Excel or OO prior to 3.3 but not with charts native to 3.3.1.
I'm looking into this right now.
Just fixed this on master. Excel chart's title references are stored as relative references as opposed to absolute ones. But the import code assumed that all chart references are absolute, so it ended up using uninitialized values, which in turned caused invalid memory access.