On 16/11/11 17:15, Ivan Timofeev wrote:
2011/11/16 Michael Stahl <mstahl@redhat.com>:
your workaround looks good (but please add an assertion for the case
that we don't get any page number, i.e. OSL_ENSURE(pPreView,...))
Ok!
isn't m_pPrintUIOptions supposed to be deleted when
SwXTextDocument::render is called for the last page (and there is
specific code in vcl to ensure that this is done even on cancel)?
hmm... could be that i broke that... is the m_pPrintUIOptions really not
deleted for you?
Well, digging deeper... :-)
vcl/source/gdi/print3.cxx, PrinterController::getPageFile. You added
if (mpImplData->meJobState != view::PrintableState_JOB_STARTED)
{ // rhbz#657394: check that we are still printing...
return PrinterController::PageSize();
}
Removing of these helps! If I have understood the code correctly:
oh noes, i had feared something like that :-/
When canceling in the print dialog, PrinterController::abortJob() is
called, and abortJob calls getPageFile. Your code above returns
*before* the call to printPage and this causes troubles so that the
last page will not be printed.
What is the solution for this?
i have added this because the preceding call to
getPageParametersProtected could have aborted the printing.
but actually i think we should be able to survive a call to render()
even if the document has been closed already (this should throw an
exception and call abortJob again, no problem...).
please try it out: remove the 4 lines, then try print and cancel, then
try print and close-the-document (to get a high page count just print
1000 copies), see that we survive that in Calc and Writer.
Regards,
Ivan
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