I made a test I did before (maybetooo long time before) and
reported today a bugBug55954-EDITING: copypaste issues
- Japanese text from writer into calcWhat I remember from my previous test( I used LO 3.5.4
or 3.5.5)is thatI got what is called in Japanese "mojibake" and can be
imaged as wingding symbols, thus unreadable characters. This
time with LO 3.5.6.2 at least all characters where correct.For Scott to compare what I did
in the test with what he did
during his import process here the bug report:beginProblem
description:copypaste of Japanese text from writer to calc shows
inconsistency
opf the paste results depending on the paste methode (pasting
directly into cells or pasting into the input line). Details are
to
be seen in the attached files.
Steps
to reproduce:
1.
copy a Japanese text in writer
2.
paste directly into a cell in calc creates a too small font
neither
matching the font in writer nor default in calc, color is
black
3.
paste into the input line creates the same font result but
color is
gray.
4.
when increasing the font size in calc overlapping of Japanese
characters occure depending on the width of the column (this
can be
seen in the attached calc sheet when changing the column
width)
Current
behavior:As
described aboveThe
same issue should appear with all double byte word languages
(Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai etc...)
Expected
behavior:when
pasting Japanese from writer into calc the font should be as
in
writer or as the default font in calc (type, size, color)
Platform
(if different from the browser):
LO
3.5.6.2 / XP SP3
Browser:
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:16.0) Gecko/20100101
Firefox/16.0end
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-->On 11.10.2012 23:26, scott0711 wrote:
Thanks Tom:
Ihe picture which i posted was made this afternoon, Taiwan time. Maybe i
did not explain it clearly.
The Libeoffice version is 3.6.2, and the encoding of Chinese is utf-8. No
matter is utf-8, unicode, big5 it happens the same.
oh, "Import file" means open a text file, and set delimiter of fixed width
column.
// Scott
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