If you drag a snap line out of the ruler in Impress or Draw and right-click on it, get a context menu. Choose "Edit Snap Line ..." If the position is positive, the dialog shows the proper X or Y value for the snap line. However, if the page origin is to the right or below the snap line, the dialog shows just 0.00" / 0.00 cm. (You can change the origin of the page coordinate system by mouse-click plus dragging of the intersecting lines at the top/left of the ruler.) Expected: Edit Snap Line shows a the position (negative value) in the latter case - instead of showing 0.0
Hello Tobias, *, what do you mean with "drag a snap line out of the ruler"? If you remove a snap line out of the ruler, you remove it out of your document (so it is described in the Help from LO) ... ;) Could you provide a step-by-step instruction (or maybe attach some screenshots to this bug)? I am not sure, if I understand you correctly here ... :( Sorry for the inconvenience Thomas.
Worksforme @ Beta 3 @ Win7 x64
(In reply to comment #2) > Worksforme @ Beta 3 @ Win7 x64 Doesn't work for me with 3.6.0 Beta 3 @ CentOS 5.7 x86_64. (In reply to comment #1) > what do you mean with "drag a snap line out of the ruler"? If you remove a snap > line out of the ruler, you remove it out of your document No, if you do that you move an (existing) snap line to/into the ruler - and delete it. I am doing the opposite: I want to create a snap line. Maybe the following is clearer. Variant A: ----------------------------- * Right (mouse) click, and choose "Insert Snap Point/Line...". There, create a vertical snap object at position "-1.00 cm". Expected: A snap line is created at that position, which is by default 1cm left of the left page edge (grey background). Result: No snap line is created. ----------------------------- Variant A: ----------------------------- * Create a snap line by clicking on the ruler, keeping the mouse pressed and and dragging a snap line out of the rule. Place it in the gray area left [or top] of the page (or more precisely: at negative coordinates). Result: The snap line is properly created, but right (mouse) clicking on it and choosing "Edit Snap Line..." shows "0.00" as coordinate instead of the expected, e.g. "-1.24cm". ----------------------------- The problem seems to be that the Edit Snap Line and Insert Snap Point/Line dialogs only handle nonnegative coordinates while in reality negative coordinates can occur. (Especially if the coordinate origin is moved from the top left page corner.)
I also have the problem. I move the origin from the top corner. And then I draw a SnapLine in the negative range. The linieal shows the coordinates correct. But the details of the context menu (right click) is at 0.0? Is there a solution for this problem?
Confirm with Version: 4.2.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: bc42d992439de77b0e60a8435b2a134d886f0f76 Works with 3.3.4 and LibreOffice 3.5.5.3 all Win 7 x64 So regression and "NEW" Changed version to oldest known version not working
Can someone please retest, if this issue persists with 4.4b2? https://www.libreoffice.org/download/pre-releases/
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