Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 93695
Hebrew text not repainted correctly while editing
Last modified: 2017-05-20 11:13:45 UTC
Big problem, while writing in hebrew the text start to squish up into itself.. In general while writing the letter placement seems to big a little awkward especially after spacing. Link to picture i took to make this clear: http://skitch.com/orenhy/i1t3/untitled-1-openoffice.org-writer This make OO3 unusable in the hebrew language at the current state. Thnaks for taking notice
Reassigned to SBA.
SBA->HDU: As seen: While writing Hebrew text, the "recently written characters" move around a little and do not get correctly repainted all the times. When text breaks to the next line, the above lines leave some hard-to-read repaint errors. Best to be seen with normal font sizes (10..14). Confirming issue. The workarounds to get text repainted are not exactly convenient: (1) Make the paragraph left-aligned. Like this, all characters in the line currently being edited get moved rightwards and get repainted. But this does flicker of course. (2) Get the text area in question repainted. I found that the "force repaint" Keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+R on other OS) does not work on Mac OS. I will write a seperate issue for that. To get the area "repainted manually": (2a) Scroll the text out of the window and back (2b) resize the window (2c) change the Zoom factor (i.e. with the Zoom slider or its +/- knobs) I will leave Prio P2 as this is a massive hinderance for Hebrew use on Mac. On the other hand, there is an OOo 3.0 RC1 already out now and the developer ressources to get this solved are simply not available. OOo 3.0 is the first official release to work on Mac OS X and we can not solve all problems at the first attempt :-( Thus I set target OOo 3.x
*** Issue 94446 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
sba: Put myself on c/c.
*** Issue 95259 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
*** Issue 94155 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
Reset assigne to the default "issues@openoffice.apache.org".