From Michael Stahl <mstahl@redhat.com>:
Michael Stahl has uploaded a new change for review.
Change subject: fdo#51777: add a hack for 1 twip DOUBLE borders:
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fdo#51777: add a hack for 1 twip DOUBLE borders:
Arguably such annoyingly thin double borders don't make much sense
anyway, because they're essentially 2 hairlines with ~no space between,
but unfortunately older LO versions are able to create them;
since the refactoring in 2d045cdb69176b280812dda0b813371cf1ac72e2,
which changed the BorderWidthImpl::Get* methods to return 0 due to
rounding, they were ignored at least in the HTML import, which is a
regression.
So add a special purpose hack that essentially rounds up the first line
to 1 but not the other lines so the visual result is a hairline single
border.
Change-Id: I20ac4675bcf67ea58a6931a40bff3605390e9c0d
(cherry picked from commit 601bfe2ce3113719b2f8edaba2ccb6b630051a9a)
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M svtools/source/control/ctrlbox.cxx
M sw/source/filter/html/htmltab.cxx
2 files changed, 5 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)
git pull ssh://gerrit.libreoffice.org:29418/core refs/changes/51/451/1
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