Re: [libreoffice-users] Inserting RTF on Template, bug?

At 14:18 14/06/2015 -0300, Leonardo M. Ramé wrote:
> I'm using LO 4.4.3.2 on Linux and found 
> something that looks like a bug when inserting 
> the attached rtf file while using the 
> test_template.ott template (also attached). If I 
> open LO Writer, then go to Insert -> Document... 
> -> "cabecera.rtf" I get the result you can see in "correct.png" file.
>
> But, if after opening LO Writer, I open the 
> template "test_template.ott" (btw an empty template), ...

I don't think you can ever describe a template as 
"empty": if it had no contents or function, you would not be using it.

> ... then go to Insert -> Document -> 
> "cabecera.rtf", the tabs on the 1st line of the 
> rtf are removed, getting the image shown in "wrong.png".

Your template contains a definition of paragraph style "P1" including
<style:tab-stops />
and later the reference to it:
<text:p text:style-name="P1" /> .

I'm guessing that this is why the first paragraph 
of your inserted file loses its tab stop and 
inherits the default arrangement of tab stops.

> Does anyone know if there's a way to workaround this?

o Reinsert the missing tab stop? (You can easily 
copy the tab stop from a subsequent paragraph - 
possibly using the Format Paintbrush.)

o Construct a new (emptier?) template without the 
presumably unwanted paragraph style definition.

> Is this a bug?

Don't know.

I trust this helps.

Brian Barker


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