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Subject: KWord bugs
From: Gary Cramblitt <garycramblitt () comcast ! net>
Date: 2005-10-23 13:44:21
Message-ID: 200510230944.22902.garycramblitt () comcast ! net
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This is a list of problems I've noted with KWord from SVN. Since KWord is in
flux right now, I figured I would not file bug reports, but if you want me to
I will.
1. Choose "Insert Text Frame" from menu (or press F10). Mouse pointer
changes to cross. Scroll document. Mouse pointer disappears, but you can
still click mouse button to insert the frame.
2. Click a text frame border to select it. Select "Copy" from edit menu.
Scroll to new position in doc and click mouse. Select "Paste" from edit
menu. Crash. Are you supposed to be able to copy frame borders?
3. Insert a Formula. Type "2+2=4". Formula frame moves to right and text of
formula is not visible (white on white).
4. Popup menus in document structure area don't make sense. You must select
a frame (not frameset) to get popup menu, but all the menu items operate on
framesets.
5. No way to select or edit 2nd and greater frames of a text frameset from
document structure area popup menu. Right-clicking on "page 4" and choosing
"Edit Text Frameset *always* goes to top of the frameset, i.e. page 1.
6. Create a text frame. Click on border of text frame to select it. Click
Border Outline button on toolbar to give frame a visible border. Change
border properties such as line type, thickness, etc. Nothing happens. Toggle
the Border Outline button. Now the changed properties show up. Very
confusing for user. Am I simply misunderstanding user interface? Changing
border properties only applies to the next border created?
7. Painting and positioning of formula frame is bizarre. Start a new doc.
Type in some text. Hit return a few times. Insert a formula. Type "2+2=4".
Select formula frame. Drag bottom edge of frame down. Frame jumps to left
or right. Toggle Border Outline button on toolbar. Frame jumps to left or
right and sometimes there are two borders painted on screen.
8. Not sure if this a bug or a feature. Select Insert Table or press F5.
Click OK in table dialog. Click OK to info window advising to click for
table location. You can now type and edit until the mouse is clicked,
whereupon table is inserted. Note that mouse cursor is I-beam; not cross.
What if user forgets he is in "position table mode"? The code in KWCanvas
does not set MM_CREATE_TABLE. Instead, it sets boolean flag m_frameInLine
and reacts to this flag on the next mouse press, whenever it occurs. At any
rate, this is completely different from inserting text frames, which leave
MM_EDIT mode until user clicks the mouse. When inserting a Picture, if
inline option is chosen, has same (mis)behavour similar to table, i.e., user
can type and mouse cursor is I-beam.
--
Gary Cramblitt (aka PhantomsDad)
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