Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 96738
UNDO Autoformat should remember this action and avoid Autoformatting that portion again
Last modified: 2013-12-28 18:52:01 UTC
Often OOo programs wrongly apply some autofrmatting, e.g. they create a bullet when hitting enter after a line that starts with a number or with '*'. When the user UNDO's this auto-formatting, OOo shall remember this action and should NOT attempt to auto-format the next time the user hits enter. A classic example is: * ...some...text <ENTER> => will be auto-formatted to BULLET => UNDO => again ENTER, to leave an empty-line => OOo auto-formats AGAIN to bullet The second auto-format is superfluous, because OOo knows now that the user does NOT want to auto-format this entry. [This is unknown during the first instance.] Desired action: OOo shall invisibly mark the specific text as NON-Autoformattable. When the user repeats the action, the auto-formatting shall be disabled.
To give another example: - type in Writer: 1. We do NOT want this to be a bullet <HIT ENTER> This becomes a bullet: 1. We do NOT ... Now select UNDO. The bullet is undone: 1. We do NOT ... <- CURSOR IS HERE. HIT AGAIN ENTER ON THE BLANK LINE. The first line gets again a bullet. 1. We do NOT ... The second time the line is bulleted should NOT happen, because OOo knows now that this is NOT a bullet.
TM->SBA: please have a look. 2.case is still reproducible.
As given in description. AOO410m1(Build:9750) - Rev. 1551264 2013-12-17_04:10:52 - Rev. 1551455 Debian