On 04.02.2019 11:53, Winfried Donkers wrote:
(moving discussion from https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/67280/ to mailing list)
For reasons unknown to me, boolean configuration settings are read only on the
expert configuration dialog, int/long values can be edited. This is not just in master,
but e.g. in version 6.0 as part of openSUSE too. I didn't investigate whether this
is as designed or a bug, as the focus of the current patch is the error rectangle code.
I don't understand exactly what you claim is broken. Can you be more specific please?
(As you mention "version 6.0", it seems that you are talking about a generic issue,
not a specific issue with this patch? But there are certainly many properties of boolean
type in the registry, and I don't see a reason why this specific property should be of
type int when it actually models a yes/no option.)
I noticed a general unexpected behaviour when working with LibreOffice in Tools-Advanced-Expert
Configuration.
When the setting is of type boolean, I cannot change the setting. I tried various existing
settings, mainly in org.openoffice.Office.Calc and both with current Master and version as
distributed with openSUSE Leap 15.0.
My conclusion was that for reasons unknown to me, boolean settings are not editable and int
settings are.
Could you please describe what exactly "not editable" means? I.e., "I
double-click the boolean setting, and expect a dialog to pop up like for
ints, but instead, the setting just changes from true to false and back
in place, without dialogs"?
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Best regards,
Mike Kaganski
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