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Doesn't LO automatically add .odt to the filename (unless overridden by the user)? In Windows, at least, that's accomplished by selecting the file type in the Save As dialogue.

Dave Liesse


On 12/17/2015 10:57, Brian Barker wrote:
At 11:20 17/12/2015 -0700, Steve Edmonds wrote:
I have noticed a bug in Save As from writer, long standing. I know the reason for what is happening, but not sure if fixed in the 5 series (I am still on 4). If you open the below file and click Save As I have the file name curtailed to TN16 in the dialogue, LO does not pass the whole file name to the Save As dialogue.
TN16.779SoftwareConfigurationofAzureSeriesInstruments
<http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4169631/TN16.779SoftwareConfigurationofAzureSeriesInstruments>

If this bug could be verified in the 5 series I will file a bug report.

Is this exactly a bug? Do you, in fact, know the reason for it happening? Your original file name is missing its proper extension of ".odt". The part of the existing name after the dot is - surely quite properly? - interpreted as its extension. Then when you do a Save As..., the program offers to correct the inappropriate extension to the appropriate one. How is that a bug?

If you correct the original mistake by adding the correct extension to the file name before you open it, the Save As... will surely work with no problem. Doesn't LibreOffice use extensions (along with actual file contents) to determine in what format to interpret any document file?

Brian Barker



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