Ubuntu 18.04.2, texmaths 0.48, LO 6.0.7.3
Making recompilation of all equastions, the extension add else one equation to everyone in text.
Sometimes writer crashes after this manipulation.
OK, I was able to reproduce the bug. I found that the bug appeared since LibreOffice 6.0, it was not present in LO 5.x.
I'll investigate to quickly fix this issue.
Thanks.
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Investigating deeper, I found that the bug only appears when using the gtk3 LibreOffice backend (Linux only). This backend is really a nightmare, it's buggy and the LO team doesn't seem to be much concerned about fixing the bugs...
A workaround on Ubuntu is to remove the libreoffice-gtk3 package:
sudo apt remove libreoffice-gtk3
Then the recompile equations macro should work as expected.
Sorry for the inconvenience, I'll fill a bug for LibreOffice but I don't expect a quick fix...
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Many thanks, it really helps.
Of course, the toolbar and other elements of LO becomes Windows'95-98-like (((
In addition 2 observations.
1) Installing libreoffice-gtk2 doesn't help.
2) The issue does not appear in Impress.
Last edit: Peter 2019-06-17
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OK, thanks for the feedback.
In the meanwhile, I found a workaround that can be used in the code.
Here is a test version:http://roland65.free.fr/TexMaths-0.48.1.oxt
Could you please reinstall the libreoffice-gtk3 package and test this version?
Thanks.
Last edit: Roland Baudin 2019-06-18
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Well, I've installed LO 6.2.4 and see the same problem. Extension adds else on equation to existing one with other fontsize. So, it's not a bug of LO.
Last edit: Peter 2019-06-16
OK, I was able to reproduce the bug. I found that the bug appeared since LibreOffice 6.0, it was not present in LO 5.x.
I'll investigate to quickly fix this issue.
Thanks.
Investigating deeper, I found that the bug only appears when using the gtk3 LibreOffice backend (Linux only). This backend is really a nightmare, it's buggy and the LO team doesn't seem to be much concerned about fixing the bugs...
A workaround on Ubuntu is to remove the libreoffice-gtk3 package:
sudo apt remove libreoffice-gtk3
Then the recompile equations macro should work as expected.
Sorry for the inconvenience, I'll fill a bug for LibreOffice but I don't expect a quick fix...
Many thanks, it really helps.
Of course, the toolbar and other elements of LO becomes Windows'95-98-like (((
In addition 2 observations.
1) Installing libreoffice-gtk2 doesn't help.
2) The issue does not appear in Impress.
Last edit: Peter 2019-06-17
OK, thanks for the feedback.
In the meanwhile, I found a workaround that can be used in the code.
Here is a test version:http://roland65.free.fr/TexMaths-0.48.1.oxt
Could you please reinstall the libreoffice-gtk3 package and test this version?
Thanks.
Last edit: Roland Baudin 2019-06-18
Many thanks again, the test is successful!
OK, nice!
I'll release this version very soon after a little more testing.
Fixed in TexMaths 0.48.1