Re: Some insight into a document load error...

Hi Ben,

Dummy runs are inserted instead of linebreak, bookmark, hyperlink
run's etc when building a Table of Contents. If these are being
inserted the formatter has been fooled into thinking it's building a
Table of Contents.

Does this help in fixing the bug?

Cheers

Martin

On Sun, Jul 17, 2011 at 5:19 PM, Ben Martin
<monkeyiq@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> Hi,
>  I notice in 2.9.1 that when loading an ODF file, if a text:p starts
> with a text:meta then a bunch of these are produced:
>
> **** (1) m_pFirstRun->getPrevRun()->getType() == FPRUN_DUMMY at
> fl_BlockLayout.cpp:6662 ****
>
>  I based the handling of text:meta on text:a and friends. The above
> error doesn't happen when a text:a starts a text:p however.
>
>  I thought I'd check if anyone has hints as to what I might have done
> incorrectly to trigger the above assertion. It only happens when the
> text:meta is the first element in the text:p. If there is even a single
> text char before the text:meta then all is well. ie,
> BAD:  <text:p><text:meta...
> GOOD: <text:p>X<text:meta...
>
>  Sample documents are quite easy to provide if desired.
>
>
Received on Sun Jul 17 14:36:55 2011