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Hi all,

Looks like <http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=ec4f69493b50c15861b0cdcc290ecedd00efb51d> "removed Simple Handles option" removed support for SolidMarkHandles property from sw/source/ui/uno/unomod.cxx while it is still listed in offapi/com/sun/star/text/ViewSettings.idl and checked in qadevOOo (mentioned in qadevOOo/objdsc/sw/com.sun.star.comp.office.SwXViewSettings.csv, qadevOOo/tests/basic/ifc/text/ViewSettings/test_ViewSettings.xba, and qadevOOo/tests/java/ifc/text/_ViewSettings.java), and so broke sw_unoapi subsequenttest:

Creating: sw.SwXViewSettings
[...]
LOG> Execute: SolidMarkHandles
LOG> Tested XPropertySet does not contain'SolidMarkHandles' property
Method SolidMarkHandles finished with state FAILED
LOG> SolidMarkHandles: PASSED.FAILED
[...]
***** State for sw.SwXViewSettings::com::sun::star::text::ViewSettings ******
[sw.SwXViewSettings::com::sun::star::text::ViewSettings::SolidMarkHandles] is testcode: 
[SolidMarkHandles] - PASSED.FAILED

Given that SolidMarkHandles is listed in com.sun.star.text.ViewSettings, it is unclear to me whether it should indeed be removed?

(Btw, "SolidMarkHandles" is also still mentioned in sw/source/core/unocore/unoprnms.cxx, binfilter/bf_sw/source/core/unocore/sw_unoprnms.cxx, and binfilter/bf_sw/source/ui/uno/sw_unomod.cxx.)

Stephan

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