Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 62235
arabic/urdu diacritical marks
Last modified: 2017-05-20 11:31:26 UTC
Any glyph in Arabic/Urdu font, which is specified as mark in opentype tables, do not appear when it occurs at the end of line for the justified text. These glyphs include arabic/urdu diacritical marks (ie, U+064B - U+0652, etc). Attached image shows that glyph U+0650 (ie, ARABIC KASRA) does not appear at end of first line. Correct & incorrect rendering are highlighted in the image. Image URL: http://pdms.pakdata.com/oo_ctl_problem.gif
Created attachment 34259 [details] Example image
Reassigned to SBA.
JA->HDU: please take a look at this.
Created attachment 42684 [details] Error when opening an existing arabic word file (format *.doc) and trying to type/modify it in ooffice 2.0.3 using winxp
I tried to recreate this in WinXP, using build oo 2.0.3. It seems this problem is non-reproducible. I used a computer configured with arabic language. 1) Open a new text file and directly type in the words. 2) Copy paste it to fill lines. I will attach the screenshot of a file I tested this on. However, when I open an existing arabic file (of *.doc format), and then open it in ooffice, it does not align it properly. ANd upon typing in extra words, it starts to crumble up the words, preventing it from being readible. (I will attach a screenshot and sample file that I used to recreate this problem).
Created attachment 42686 [details] The arabic file with the end of the line having correct spelling
Created attachment 42688 [details] The arabic file with the end of the line having correct spelling
Created attachment 42689 [details] Error file: This file when opened in ooffice 2.0.3 in winxp is not properly aligned. And upon typing crams all the words.
To recreate the defect I listed, 1) Open the attached file above in ooffice. 2) Type into it anywhere The words start to jargon together.
Thanks for the detailed report and the excellent attached files. @HB: since the problem cannot be reproduced when creating a new document it seems to be in the *.doc import.
I have no idea why I got this.
..this should also have been reassigned to hbrinkm, not hb.
Reset assigne to the default "issues@openoffice.apache.org".