Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 69971
interactive makros executed twice
Last modified: 2007-03-02 10:31:31 UTC
In an impress presentation macro execution is assigned to an object, the macro is executed twice when started in full screen presentation. This also applies to the latest release candidate. I am using debian sarge with xorg packages from www.backports.org. Regards Heiner
Reassigned.
*** Issue 70044 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
Hi, While looking for a way to play a video, I found this ugly trick : I put the file "kshell" in /opt/openoffice.org-2.0/program/ containing the script: #!/bin/sh exec `echo $2 | cut -b 8-` This will allow to launch directly the program without having to go through a browser like konqueror or firefox. So you can again use the "run program" interaction to start mplayer in impress. For me, it is the only solution to start a video. But even with this trick, the program is launched twice, as with a macro intercation. I think the function launching an external program is the same and is broken. Please help solving this bug since it is the _only_ convenient way to play a video under linux. So it is really _critical_ for many users and I have seen many comments about that on the forums. I'm voluntering to solve this, but I need at least a pointer to the file or the directory where to look in since I am totally newby with oo programming and the source is like a jungle for me. THX
Another temporary solution is this: Global cnt1 as Integer Sub startvideo if cnt1=0 then shell("/usr/bin/mplayer",10,"-fs /home/markert/sync/videos/mirrorbot/eve_motor.avi",true) cnt1 = 1 else cnt1 = 0 end if End Sub Not very nice, but lets the video play only once in slide show mode. If something fails or OOo decides to work correctly, one simply has to click a second time to actually launch the video. It doesn't work with a static cnt1 variable (why?). Regards Heiner
*** Issue 73202 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
@jaywalker Please attach a small sample file.
I can't reproduce the bug. could you attach the macro to reproduce the bug?
Reopen the issue
In my mind this issue is duplicate to issue 66981 *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 66981 ***
I close the issue as duplicate.