Created attachment 95101 [details] Screenshot Problem description: I am using Kubuntu 12.04, LO 4.2.1 TDF-Version, not Ubuntu-Version. If writing a formula with vectors the vector a fits to the frame of the formula using for example {vec a} but does not if writing {vec l} . See attachment, screenshot! Steps to reproduce: 1. .... 2. .... 3. .... Current behavior: Expected behavior: Operating System: Ubuntu Version: 4.2.1.1 release
Cannot reproduce: Ubuntu 13.10 LibreOffice 4.2.2.1 rc Marking as WFM - if you can reproduce with 4.2.2.1 (which is a pre-release and definitely not recommended for general use) mark as UNCONFIRMED and I'll get a second opinion. To confirm it's working I just zoomed in to 200%, at 100% it does look a bit scrunched (but not cut off like yours), at 200% clearly everything is visible Thanks!
(In reply to comment #1) > Cannot reproduce: > Ubuntu 13.10 > LibreOffice 4.2.2.1 rc > > Marking as WFM - if you can reproduce with 4.2.2.1 (which is a pre-release > and definitely not recommended for general use) mark as UNCONFIRMED and I'll > get a second opinion. To confirm it's working I just zoomed in to 200%, at > 100% it does look a bit scrunched (but not cut off like yours), at 200% > clearly everything is visible > > Thanks! Arrow is (half) missing also if you save document as pdf. Workaround is for me as follows: instead of M cdot vec x = vec l I write M^{} vec x = vec l. So the height of the frame is calculated correctly.
(In reply to comment #2) > (In reply to comment #1) > > Cannot reproduce: > > Ubuntu 13.10 > > LibreOffice 4.2.2.1 rc > > > > Marking as WFM - if you can reproduce with 4.2.2.1 (which is a pre-release > > and definitely not recommended for general use) mark as UNCONFIRMED and I'll > > get a second opinion. To confirm it's working I just zoomed in to 200%, at > > 100% it does look a bit scrunched (but not cut off like yours), at 200% > > clearly everything is visible > > > > Thanks! > > > Arrow is (half) missing also if you save document as pdf. Workaround is for > me as follows: instead of M cdot vec x = vec l I write M^{} vec x = vec l. > So the height of the frame is calculated correctly. Update: I have tested it with LO 4.2.2.1 rc. Same problem. Height of formula is not calculated correctly, arrow on vector is horizontally cut!
Created attachment 95351 [details] New screenshot Formula plus created pdf-document.
Please don't update the version - version reflects the oldest version that we can confirm the issue, not the newest one
Duplicate of bug 62355. Same workaround: add something invisible that forces LO to increase the height of the formula. Best regards. JBF *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 62355 ***