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Wrong Fontname in word files
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Hello everyone
A customer of me is using AOO3.4.1 on Solaris. The Writer seems to
have a problem, when it reads in doc file that has a longer fontname
than 12/13 characters. In that case the name will have chinese letters
at the end, examples:
Times New Rom愀渀
Bookman Old S琀礀氀攀
Courier 10 Pi琀挀栀
The problem only happens when opening a doc file and only on solaris.
The same OO version on linux is working fine with the file. The fonts
are installed on the machine (they are also available in the writer).
If this problem occurs the writer simply uses the default font.
I somehow expect the problem to be a memory-overlap problem. Kinda
hard to explain in words, but I could think of the following problem:
typedef struct font {
char name[12];
int length;
};
font f;
for(int i = 0; 1 ; i++) {
char c = filestream.getChar();
if(c != \0) {
f.name[i] = c;
//this could write into the "length" field of the struct
}else
break;
}
f.length = (i <= 12 ? i : 12); //this will overwrite the characters
that are in the "length" field
My main problem is that I don't know the OO code that well. I would be
really glad, if someone could give me an advice where to find the "MS
Reader for Fonts" (or even better, all locations of the MS-stuff). If
there are any other advices why this fontname problem occurs, you're
very welcome to tell me.
Kind Regards, Matthieu Riolo
PS: The file has been created/edited with OO
PPS: I have not created a ticket for this bug
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Adfinis SyGroup AG
Matthieu Riolo, Lehrling Applikationsentwickler
Keltenstrasse 98 | CH-3018 Bern
Tel. 031 550 31 11
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Re: Wrong Fontname in word files
Posted by Matthieu Riolo <ma...@adfinis-sygroup.ch>.
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Hello
The first mail contained an attachement but for some reason it is not
available in the mailinglist. I uploaded the example file:
https://adfinis-sygroup.ch/file-exchange-public/OOO341-issues/FontDoc.doc
Best Regards, Matthieu Riolo
Am 14.01.2014 17:34, schrieb Matthieu Riolo:
> Hello everyone
>
> A customer of me is using AOO3.4.1 on Solaris. The Writer seems to
> have a problem, when it reads in doc file that has a longer
> fontname than 12/13 characters. In that case the name will have
> chinese letters at the end, examples:
>
> Times New Rom?? Bookman Old S???? Courier 10 Pi???
>
> The problem only happens when opening a doc file and only on
> solaris. The same OO version on linux is working fine with the
> file. The fonts are installed on the machine (they are also
> available in the writer). If this problem occurs the writer simply
> uses the default font.
>
>
> I somehow expect the problem to be a memory-overlap problem. Kinda
> hard to explain in words, but I could think of the following
> problem:
>
> typedef struct font { char name[12]; int length; };
>
> font f; for(int i = 0; 1 ; i++) { char c = filestream.getChar();
> if(c != \0) { f.name[i] = c; //this could write into the "length"
> field of the struct }else break; } f.length = (i <= 12 ? i : 12);
> //this will overwrite the characters that are in the "length"
> field
>
> My main problem is that I don't know the OO code that well. I would
> be really glad, if someone could give me an advice where to find
> the "MS Reader for Fonts" (or even better, all locations of the
> MS-stuff). If there are any other advices why this fontname problem
> occurs, you're very welcome to tell me.
>
> Kind Regards, Matthieu Riolo
>
>
> PS: The file has been created/edited with OO PPS: I have not
> created a ticket for this bug
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Matthieu Riolo, Lehrling Applikationsentwickler
Keltenstrasse 98 | CH-3018 Bern
Tel. 031 550 31 11
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