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Hi,

Thank you all.  I will wait for the next version.

Regards,

Rémy.
Le mercredi 31 octobre 2018 à 16:20 +0100, Ricardo Berlasso a écrit :
El mié., 31 oct. 2018 a las 13:40, <libreoffice-ml.mbourne@spamgourme
t.com>
escribió:

Remy Gauthier wrote:
Hi,

I have been trying to experiment with the "spell out" numbering
styles
in Writer. To setup my document, I went to Tools -> Chapter
Numbering,
and selected "One, two, three..." for Numbering with Heading 1 at
level
1, and "First, Second, Third" for Numbering with Heading 2 at
level 2.
I then went to an empty document, set the style of the first line
to
"Heading 1", and the style of the second line to "Heading 2". My
document now looks like this:

1<tab>Some text here
Ordinal-number 1<tab>Some text here

I was expecting something more along the lines of:

One<tab>Some text here
First<tab>Some text here

There is a problem with the official builds on Linux. See

https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=119871



On Linux Mint, using LibreOffice 6.1.2.1 from the LibreOffice PPA,
I get
what you expect:
   One Some text here
   First Some text here


I confirm that it works with openSUSE Leap builds too.

Regards,
Ricardo



If I change the document language (Tools > Language > For All Text)
to
French, the numbering text changes to French:
   Un Some text here
   Premier Some text here
(I don't understand much French, but that looks about right to me)

Also works for Greek, even though I don't have a Greek language
pack
installed (no spellchecking available):
   Ένα Some text here
   Πρώτος Some text here
(I assume the text is correct!)

But for some other languages (e.g. Gaelic), I do get what you're
seeing:
   1 Some text here
   Ordinal 1 Some text here

The same seems to be happening with the page numbering (Style ->
Page
tab -> page Number), where I still get numbered page numbers as
opposed
to "spelled out" page numbers.

For me, page numbering also works as you expect, the same as
chapter
numbering.

My defaut LANG setting is fr_CA.utf8, and the behavior is exactly
the
same with en_US.utf8, or just "C". Running LO 6.1.2.1 on Fedora
27,
downloaded from the LO site.

I'm on Linux Mint, using LibreOffice 6.1.2.1 from the LibreOffice
PPA.
LANG is en_GB.UTF-8.

What am I missing?

Sorry, I can't see anything obvious, other than the difference in
distro. As far as I know, the PPA version is based on unmodified
LibreOffice sources, but maybe there's something included in the
PPA
packages but not the RPMs which makes it work for me. Perhaps
someone
else will have some suggestions...

--
Mark.


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