[Issue 126704] Crash when editing the presentation after Undo - when having custom low number of Undo steps

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https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=126704

Igor Santa Cruz <ig...@gmail.com> changed:

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Igor Santa Cruz, 07/19/2016

I was able to reproduce the issue under Windows 7 SP1 64x with 4.1.2 version
following the steps on the original report and all the other combinations on
the comments.

Impress application crash when we undo as many times as the Max Number of Steps
to undo and then try to apply a format.

The easy way to trigger the crash is changing the Number of Steps to undo to 1,
but actually I got the same behavior with any value of Number of Steps to undo,
even with the default value of 100.

General steps:
1. Create an empty Impress presentation
2. Change the number of steps to undo on Tools > Options > Memory > Undo >
Number of Steps. For example change it to 5
3. Add some text on the body or title 
4. Perform actions that can be tracked by the undo/restore tool (Change the
format, copy/paste, edit, etc.) you need as many actions as the number set on
Number of Steps to undo. For example since I set 5 as Number to steps then I
need at least 5 actions so I changed the color, add more text, bold all the
text, align the text to right, change the size of a letter and cut the last
word.  
5. Undo the changes (Ctrl-Z or from menu: Edit > Undo or use the Undo Button on
tool bar). For example I used the Undo Button on tool bar that allow me to do
all the undo actions at the same time.
6. Try to Change the format again.

Actual Result:
Got ‘OpenOffice has stopped to working’ error message

Expected Result:
I should be able to continue editing the document after Undo changes.


If it helps this is the error that I am getting when Impress Crash:
Faulting application name: soffice.bin, version: 4.0.9782.500, time stamp:
0x56278b4c
Faulting module name: MSVCR90.dll, version: 9.0.30729.6161, time stamp:
0x4dace5b9
Exception code: 0xc0000417
Fault offset: 0x0006ccd5

I tried with the other OpenOffice products and it seems that Draw has the same
problem.

Also I tried with my very old version of OpenOffice (3.1.0) and this behavior
is not replicable there.

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