Created attachment 48408 [details] PDF file to open and try to save as odg I am experiencing an issue with drawings imported from pdf with the PDF import extension. To reproduce 1) I open the pdf file and it displays just fine 2) I save is as an odg or inside an odp file 3) I open the odg or odp file Expected results The image displayed at 3 and the image displayed as 1 are the same Achieved results Image displayed at 3 is completely messed up. Since at 1, the image is displayed correctly, I assume that as long as the drawing graphical data is in memory, it is correct. This is confirmed by the fact that if the drawing is converted to metafile it converts and saves just fine. It is on saving in the opendocument format that the graphic object gets corrupted! Seems rather serious to me if you cannot trust the application to save in a conforming manner what it has on display.
Created attachment 48409 [details] Result of opening pdf file and saving it
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Confirmed on 3.5.0 beta2
@Fridrich: Could this maybe be something for you? reproducible with LO 4.1.4.2 (Win8): the import in DRAW is mostly fine, but a very few small issues are still there (see the legend)
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Bug seems fixed in 4.3.3 as shipped by ubuntu. Unfortunately, I will not be able to test with 4.4 since I have moved back to using distro provided package after issues with how TDF has started packaging LibO for debian derivatives beginning at 4.4. In any case I would mark this as closed.
Bug is fixed in recent LibO
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