Created attachment 115531 [details]
Draw and Writer documents illustrating line-style copy problem.

I've found that copy/pasting an object between Draw and Writer introduces distortion of the line-styles.  I noticed this after making a complex diagram in Draw, then copying into Writer. It may seem a small defect, however I'm using line-styles do denote specific electrical signal types and inconsistency with dash/dot appearance is misleading.

Last minute testing shows that object line-styles move correctly between Draw and Impress, so it seems Writer is the odd one?

FINDINGS:
Draw --> Impress. No issues, object line-styles retain correct proportions and name attribute. Could copy back and forth all day with no issues.

Draw --> Writer 
Results in a visual "compression" of the object line-style.  The overall object dimensions are not affected, but the dash/dot sizing is altered. The line-style name is retained with the object.

Writer --> Draw 
Appears ok visually, however the line-style name is stripped off.


STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
a. Create an object in Draw e.g. 1mm thick line, apply a line-style e.g. "Dashed", note the default has "Fit to Line Width" enabled.   
b. Copy the object to Writer using Paste.
c. Observe visible compression of the line-style.

I've included a Draw & Writer document to illustrate the problem.


OBSERVATIONS:
My understanding is that Draw, Writer, Impress etc. share the same "standard.sod" line-style config file, so should produce the same line-style results.

However, Writer creates line-style dash/dot length and space values which are consistently 1.76 times larger than that of Draw & Impress.  Also, Writer seems to alter Draw's dash and space values and makes them the same thus changing the original mark/space ratio.