Resolves: tdf#116242 handle negated diacritics correctly and show checkbox
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Resolves: tdf#116242 handle negated diacritics correctly and show checkbox
The "ignore diacritics" implementation is not only about CTL,
whatever its names suggest. It uses an ICU
"NFD; [:M:] Remove; NFC" transliteration that decomposes and
removes *any* diacritic.
Thus treat it as such and don't hide the checkbox if CTL is not
enabled, but more important preset the sensitive values, and
handle the UI vs implementation oddity correctly; UI "sensitive" /
code "include" means to *not* *ignore*, obtain the proper negated
value from the checkbox.
Unfortunately the setting is stored in the configuration, so an
update will still present the user with an unchecked
Diacritics-sensitive box s/he has to enable once.
The actual failure (diacritics always ignored) is a fallout from
commit d4064927a2e83c974d4ee9538081e8a4fcdb1e34
AuthorDate: Tue Oct 3 10:26:28 2017 -0800
CommitDate: Thu Oct 26 17:24:26 2017 +0200
tdf#111846 Find & Replace: Rename diacritics and kashida options
(cherry picked from commit d99ae18b68d3889c999b59485006f85f7faa201c)
Change IsIgnoreDiacritics_CTL default to false, tdf#116242 follow-up
And adapt description to reality.
(cherry picked from commit a8959a26e18237c458a853f2ca7524e875d4c1b6)
tdf#116586 fix LibreOffice crash by Hungarian personal dictionary
"AkH. 11. (old orthography)", caused by bad handling of forbidden words
of alias compressed dictionaries during run-time dictionary extension.
Note: accepting also all – previously forbidden – affixed
forms of the modified stem is a removed function: "Grammar by" spell
checking (for example, in LibreOffice via SPELLML interface of Hunspell)
supports user words with affixation and compounding.
The original idea was to add substandard or interfering words
as forbidden words – but with flags – to the dictionary, and adding
the stem to the personal dictionary could “switch on” the affixed
forms of the word, too. Now the suggested method is using
"Grammar by" personal dictionaries, as in LibreOffice:
Resolves: tdf#114555 check .xlsx col/row/tab overflow and display warning
This is a combination of 2 commits.
Resolves: tdf#114555 check .xlsx col/row/tab overflow and display warning
Cherry-picked from 66564dac88ffcc781b4fade7ca0f4f72af6b8bca and
backported / un-weld-ed by using the original patch set https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/50541/1 before weld-ing, and
getRID_ERRCTX() instead of RID_ERRCTX.
Related: tdf#114555 cater for lastcolumn+1 oddity if last is last possible
Else our own saved .xlsx files raise the excess columns warning.
(cherry picked from commit ccc977ba10b61108a56e00a79c0f7a1517e026cc)
e1791dd026d9faf4b391ad34da43ec0c70c8de83
Change-Id: I3091a890b6d4a3f27d9284fc5c0e2df3bc8ce527
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/50570
Tested-by: Jenkins <email address hidden>
Reviewed-by: Bartosz Kosiorek <email address hidden>
(cherry picked from commit 621634923ab7c11ceef9757c481f92977ef863f6)
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/51384
Reviewed-by: Kohei Yoshida <email address hidden>
Reviewed-by: Markus Mohrhard <email address hidden>
Tested-by: Markus Mohrhard <email address hidden>
