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[Issue 125174] Make edits, save file (increment name), close file,
open new file, style edits gone
https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=125174
Sandeep <te...@live.com> changed:
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--- Comment #5 from Sandeep <te...@live.com> ---
I am adding my comments based on my interpretation, reasoning and results from
replication
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Version: OO 4.2.0 AOO420m1(Build:9800) - Rev. 1692551
OS: Windows 7 Professional SP1
RAM : 8GB
Minimal programs running including Notepad++, Word 2010, OO Writer
I ran different tests
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Test 1: Objective is to replicate using the same idea as ES did in original bug
report but with some helpful data points bout File extension, # of Lines, # of
string styled, Time delay
Prerequisite:
1. A file with .odt extension and lines ~20K is already created
(CDTMyOOFile.odt). All text data is there copied pasted from notepaad++ file.
So no default formatting
2. Data is chosen such that there are aat lest 50+ instances of different
strings that can be styled
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Steps:
1. Open OO Writer and the file CDTMyOOFile.odt
2. Use Ctrl+F open "Find & Replace" dialogue
3. In "Search For" box, enter a string of your choice say "11 Kaner, Cem,
Improving the Maintainability of Automated Test SuitesA Context-Driven Approach
to Automation in Testing"
4. click Find All, once the search string is selected (all such test strings in
the file), close the "Find & Replace" dialogue.
5. Once dialogue gets closed, hit F11 (or from menu bar, select Format > Styles
& Formatting ) to open Style and Formatting window, select 6th option which is
"Heading1', click it.
6. Make sure that you see that currently selected string is styled as Heading1
7. Now close this window, Do not save and hit F5 to open Navigator (or from
menu bar Select View > Navigator). You should see that all 50+ instances of the
string under test are styled as Heading1
8. Hit Ctrl + S and save the document as .odt extension (CDTMyOOFileTest.odt)
on a drive of your choice having sufficient space. Close the OO Writer
9. Wait for 60 seconds and reopen the OO and then open the CDTMyOOFileTest.odt
file
10. Do not make changes and use "Save As" to save the file and name it as
"CDTMyOOFileTest_001_NewSuffix.odt". Save it and close the OO
12. Reopen the document
As per user's observations:
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1. Most of the styles shouldn't be there
As per test results:
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All styles are there. Not a single style is changed
-- End Of Test 1-----
Test 2: Objective is to replicate using a modified idea as ES did in original
bug report but with some helpful data points bout File extension, # of Lines, #
of string styled, Time delay plus styling more lines in the file and then using
save As + Reopen
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Prerequisite:
1. A file with .odt extension and lines ~20K is already created
(CDTMyOOFile.odt). All text data is there copied pasted from notepaad++ file.
So no default formatting
2. Data is chosen such that there are aat lest 50+ instances of different
strings that can be styled
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Steps:
1. Open OO Writer and the file CDTMyOOFile.odt
2. Use Ctrl+F open "Find & Replace" dialogue
3. In "Search For" box, enter a string of your choice say "11 Kaner, Cem,
Improving the Maintainability of Automated Test SuitesA Context-Driven Approach
to Automation in Testing"
4. click Find All, once the search string is selected (all such test strings in
the file), close the "Find & Replace" dialogue.
5. Once dialogue gets closed, hit F11 (or from menu bar, select Format > Styles
& Formatting ) to open Style and Formatting window, select 6th option which is
"Heading1', click it.
6. Make sure that you see that currently selected string is styled as Heading1
7. Now close this window, Do not save and hit F5 to open Navigator (or from
menu bar Select View > Navigator). You should see that all 50+ instances of the
string under test are styled as Heading1
8. Hit Ctrl + S and save the document as .odt extension (CDTMyOOFileTest.odt)
on a drive of your choice having sufficient space. Close the OO Writer
9. Wait for 60 seconds and reopen the OO and then open the CDTMyOOFileTest.odt
file
10. Utilize steps 2 to 7 to have another string styled in 'Heading1'.
11. Once confirmed that new string is also styled, use Save As to save the file
and name it as "CDTMyOOFileTest_001_NewSuffix.odt". Save it and close the OO
12. Open the document using OO, now you have 100+ Heading1 styles
As per user's observations:
----------------------------
1. Most of the styles shouldn't be there
As per test results:
-----------------------------:
All styles are there. Not a single style is changed (neither earlier ones nor
the new ones)
-- End Of Test 2-----
Test 3: Objective is to replicate based on assumption that in original bug
report by ES, suffix may have meant a file extension change.
Theory behind Test 3:
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1. Formatting, Styles related issues may be observed when saving from one
extension to another extension and usually not on just increasing the file name
2. Normally OO gives a warning to the user when saving from one extension to
another (probably incompatible) some formatting may be lost.
If this is true and user did Save As. Did he looked into the message and made a
correct choice of not losing the formatting, styles? Only Heading 1 lost or
different kind of heading lost from different paragraphs?
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Prerequisite:
1. A file with .odt extension and lines ~20K is already created
(CDTMyOOFile.odt). All text data is there copied pasted from notepaad++ file.
So no default formatting
2. Data is chosen such that there are aat lest 50+ instances of different
strings that can be styled
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Steps:
1. Open OO Writer and the file CDTMyOOFile.odt
2. Use Ctrl+F open "Find & Replace" dialogue
3. In "Search For" box, enter a string of your choice say "11 Kaner, Cem,
Improving the Maintainability of Automated Test SuitesA Context-Driven Approach
to Automation in Testing"
4. click Find All, once the search string is selected (all such test strings in
the file), close the "Find & Replace" dialogue.
5. Once dialogue gets closed, hit F11 (or from menu bar, select Format > Styles
& Formatting ) to open Style and Formatting window, select 6th option which is
"Heading1', click it.
6. Make sure that you see that currently selected string is styled as Heading1
7. Now close this window, Do not save and hit F5 to open Navigator (or from
menu bar Select View > Navigator). You should see that all 50+ instances of the
string under test are styled as Heading1
8. Hit Ctrl + S and save the document as .odt extension (CDTMyOOFileTest.odt)
on a drive of your choice having sufficient space. Close the OO Writer
9. Wait for 60 seconds and reopen the OO and then open the CDTMyOOFileTest.odt
file
10. Utilize steps 2 to 7 to have another string styled in 'Heading1'.
11. Once confirmed that new string is also styled, use Save As to save the file
and name it as "CDTMyOOFileTest.doc". Accept the formatting loss relted warning
and save the document
12. Now open the the .doc document using OO, now you have 100+ Heading1 styles
As per user's observations:
----------------------------
1. Most of the styles shouldn't be there
As per test results:
-----------------------------:
All styles are there. Not a single style is changed (neither earlier ones nor
the new ones)
-- End Of Test 3-----
-- Attached evidences------
1. Test 1 - Test 2 - Test 3 Replication Results.doc
2. CDTMyOOFileTest.odt
Other Follow-up tests that could be run:
1.Vary the number of lines 50K+ and changing styles of 10% of paragraphs (e.g.
500) with Heading1, Heaading2 and others (equal distribution)
2. Stress the RAM to see if opening file when RAM is a constraint – However I
cannot this test as of now
3. Save the file, do an un-install / install and Reopen
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