Created attachment 87873 [details] simple test document I have loaded a document which I created with the program "Calligra Words 2.7.3-99.1" in a KDE 4.11.2 session. The display shows a page setting "ISO A4 portrait" instead of the specified page format "ISO A5 landscape" in the source file "styles.xml". Do I stumble on an open issue for the handling of the XML element "style:page-layout-properties"?
Does anybody got an idea? The file opens in A4.
I do not see "A5" in the file styles.xml. Page size is given in pt, not in mm. I do not know if this is consistent with the ODF standard. Did you file a bug report against Calligra? If not why? Is there some settings in Calligra allowing to use the mm as unit? AFAIK paper formats (ISO 216) are defined in mm. Best regards. JBF
(In reply to comment #2) > Did you file a bug report against Calligra? Yes. - But they deal with other issues. ;-) > If not why? I did not really care for the chosen unit in this case. > Is there some settings in Calligra allowing to use the mm as unit? Yes. - A drop-down list is available in the dialogue "page layout".
Please do not mark NEW a bug that you reported yourself. Could you make some tests of import in LO with various settings in Calligra like the unit? Set status back to needinfo. Best regards. JBF
(In reply to comment #4) Calligra Words 2.7.4-5.1 does not store my alternate page unit selection into specified test files. This program seems to "prefer" the point unit there at the moment.
Ok, so I think we should ask our Writer expert: Hi Miklos, Please, do you know who is right here ? LO, Calligra, both, nobody? ;-) Best regards. JBF
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I do not have calligra. I, as JBF already, can confirm that the test file opens in DIN A4 page format. Setting to NEW. A dev now needs to elaborate on the details if this is indeed something that needs fixing on LOs side or if it is NOTOURBUG and needs to be fixed in Calligra.
Migrating Whiteboard tags to Keywords: (Need_Advice -> needAdvice) [NinjaEdit]
You can see in the list of page styles there is "Default style" and "Default" The first is the built-in default and the latter is the loaded style. In styles.xml you find: <office:master-styles> <style:master-page style:name="Standard" style:display-name="Default" style:page-layout-name="pm1"/> </office:master-styles> After removing the attribute style:display-name="Default" the file loads correctly as A5 format. I'm quite sure the bug is on the LO side. If built-in styles are loaded the display-name should not matter.
'needsConfirmationAdvise' is only used for unconfirmed bugs. Removing it from this bug. [NinjaEdit]
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(In reply to Xisco Faulí from comment #12) The wrong page format is still displayed by the application “LibreOffice Writer 5.4.1.2-555.1” (Build-ID: 40m0(Build:2)) for my test document (in an XFCE session on an openSUSE Tumbleweed system).
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(In reply to QA Administrators from comment #14) The wrong page format is still displayed by the application “LibreOffice Writer 6.1.2.1-735.4” (Build-ID: 10(Build:1)) for my test document (in an XFCE session on an openSUSE Tumbleweed system).
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With my LO 7.2.1.0+ the file opens in portrait Letter format. In order to decide if the problem is on the LibreOffice side or on the Calligra side, it would be interesting to test this file in the latest version of Calligra. Status has been set to NEEDINFO, please set it back to NEW once requested information has been provided. Best regards. JBF
(In reply to Jean-Baptiste Faure from comment #17) > With my LO 7.2.1.0+ the file opens in portrait Letter format. Is this software behaviour questionable? > In order to decide if the problem is on the LibreOffice side or on the > Calligra side, it would be interesting to test this file in the latest > version of Calligra. I find that my test document is displayed in the expected way (including page orientation and size) also by the software version “Calligra Words 3.2.1-9”. Under which circumstances will the desired clarification be achieved for further applications finally?
(In reply to Markus Elfring from comment #18) > (In reply to Jean-Baptiste Faure from comment #17) > > With my LO 7.2.1.0+ the file opens in portrait Letter format. > > Is this software behaviour questionable? Well, this behaviour is a consequence of the bug #139918. If I set default system papersize to A4, your file opens in portrait A4. For me that means that LO does not see the page size in your file and use the default papersize instead. If I set the page to A5 landscape and save the file with LO, I get A5 landscape again on reopening. What happens if you save your file with the last version of Calligra? Best regards. JBF
(In reply to Jean-Baptiste Faure from comment #19) > For me that means that LO does not see the page size in your file and use > the default papersize instead. Will this view trigger software corrections for the desired handling of specified page formats from documents?
There exists no place in the document that determines the to be used master-page and there exists no <style:default-page-layout> element. Therefor the inheritance chain as described in ODF 16.2 (part 3) gets no page-layout and an "implementation-dependent" default is used. So LO behaves ODF conform. This has nothing to do with "display-name". We can improve the situation by changing the "implementation-dependent" behavior of LO so, that in the above situation, if there exists a single <style:master-page> element, then this is used. I consider it a shortcoming of Calligra, that it does neither use the style:master-page-name attribute in a paragraph-style nor provide a <style:default-page-layout> element.
(In reply to Regina Henschel from comment #21) > There exists no place in the document that determines the to be used > master-page and there exists no <style:default-page-layout> element. > Therefor the inheritance chain as described in ODF 16.2 (part 3) gets no > page-layout and an "implementation-dependent" default is used. So LO behaves > ODF conform. In a new saved document (whatever the version), I can't find where LO defines its default page layout. There is no <style:default-page-layout> element.
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