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Bug 310924 - Repeat setting-border [f4] crashes
Repeat setting-border [f4] crashes
Status: RESOLVED FIXED
Product: Gnumeric
Classification: Applications
Component: General
1.5.x
Other All
: Normal normal
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Assigned To: Jody Goldberg
Jody Goldberg
Depends on:
Blocks:
 
 
Reported: 2005-07-19 20:40 UTC by Olafur Ingolfsson
Modified: 2005-07-20 13:28 UTC
See Also:
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Description Olafur Ingolfsson 2005-07-19 20:40:30 UTC 
Please describe the problem:
Rotated text in a cell or merged cells jumps out of the cell and rotates in 
unexpected direction.  The latter has more to do with what I am used to, the 
former is a bug.
I am using Windows XP



Steps to reproduce:
1. write text in a cell
2. Right click 
3. format cells
4. Rotate text


Actual results:
The text rotates in ´wrong´ direction (compared to excel)
The text is placed outside of the cell

Expected results:
Iwould expect text entered inside a cell to stay there

Does this happen every time?
yes

Other information:
Yes, in Microsoft office, the F4 buttons means ´repeat last action´ (actually a 
quite useful function). In Gnumeric the program always crashes.
Comment 1 Morten Welinder 2005-07-20 00:46:57 UTC 
Rotation direction is bug 171631.
I am guessing that the placement problem is caused by the same thing.

F4 is supposed to work.  Any messages on the console when it crashes?
Comment 2 Olafur Ingolfsson 2005-07-20 09:07:21 UTC 
No messages on the console except for some warnings due to my choice of 
Icelandic as the main language.
I have now tryed this on two windows computers, the same thing happens, but 
this seems to be related to the 'border' options. 
'F4' seems to work with other functions.
1. select any cell
2. Press the 'borders' button (it doesn't matter what type of border)
3. Select any other cell
4. Press 'F4'
Crash
Comment 3 Morten Welinder 2005-07-20 13:14:32 UTC 
Crash confirmed.
Comment 4 Morten Welinder 2005-07-20 13:28:11 UTC 
Fixed in cvs.