Split from bug 83754 Since 4.4, "♦︎" (BLACK DIAMOND SUIT, U+2666 U+FE0E) does not display correctly in the Find & Replace Dialog on Linux Steps to reproduce: - Open the attached document - Select the "♦︎" - Open "Find & Replace" (Ctrl+H) Expected result: - Diamond displays in the search box Actual result: - Missing character square displays This is probably a related phenomenon to bug 86399, but began occurring at a different point in history
Created attachment 114513 [details] Sample document
Taking the liberty of setting this to NEW myself, as a commit has been identified. This seems to have begun at the below commit. Adding Cc: to matus@libreoffice.org; Could you possibly take a look at this? Thanks (note also bug 86399, which had a similar effect on some other characters, but was caused by a different commit) commit a6b00d16eb27a5e7e31c721671001a909ecef960 Author: Matúš Kukan <matus.kukan@collabora.com> Date: Tue May 27 16:37:30 2014 +0200 Related bnc#822625: Cache FontEntry with the original FontSelectPattern. Otherwise we never hit cache directly, only after expensive call to ImplFindByFont. Change-Id: If15b368feeba94c8fff8ee7cbe049fc4a2069768
(I was led up the garden path by a character picker in comment 0, the "U+FE0E", which is a modifier, is unnecessary to produce the character in question)
I was not able to reproduce this bug. Perhaps, it was fixed too with b1030f75d3e47719ca63ec518f1da75196bead1a ? or is it something else?
I can still reproduce this on Linux (Ubuntu 14.04) after b1030f75d3e47719ca63ec518f1da75196bead1a. (Caolan's commit appears to deal with compound characters, which this isn't) This one works on the same machine prior to the commit mentioned in comment 2, so it shouldn't be e.g. a matter of missing fonts.
Migrating Whiteboard tags to Keywords: (bibisected) [NinjaEdit]
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I don't reproduce in Windows in 4.2 so not in 6.5+.
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There has been no confirmation activity on this bug report for 7 years. I tested on Ubuntu 16.04 with bibisect-linux-44max and 50max and couldn't reproduce. I can't reproduce on Ubuntu 20.04 with master either. Marking as worksforme.