Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 87958
bad scrolling with animated image within the text
Last modified: 2013-08-07 14:38:26 UTC
I open a .doc document. It has an image (animated) inside the text. When you scroll down the display (the text +image goes up), at a particular line, always the same, the image continues to go up if you stop the scrolling or faster than the text if you continue scrolling, then looks like touching the top and comes down to the right place, then goes up again, in an endless process, like a yoyo. If you scroll one more line, then the text below the image follows the image upwards, line by line. when the image comes down the phenomenom restarts. If you go down to the bottom, the display is OK, but when you scroll up towards the top, the image is still going up and down with the text attached below. It looks like that it is the line of text which is in regard of the "lift" which is pulled by the image below it. The phenomenom occurs if you scoll with the lift or with the up and down keys. I can provide the file which shows the defect. I didn't find on this page where to attach a file. Sorry for that. I could reproduce the defect with a file created by OO 3.0 (.odt), by incorporating the animated image.
Created attachment 52595 [details] file showing a wrong behaviour of the display with an animated image.
Please note that if the animated image is "selected", then the phenomenom doesn't appear. It appears only if the image is not selected.
Reassigned to SBA.
Confirmed, realy a wild dance on this Document. Add wolfag and fbircher to CC wolfag and fbircher, Can you take a look on this issue? please test with a Windows or a Linux PC. I expect, that this bug is a crossplattform bug.
There are indeed repaint problems on other platforms, too (seen WinXp and Suse 11) But on Mac OS, the problem is especially severe. I even get some UI elements (Parts of Font and Paragraph listbox of main tool bar) into the graphic repaint area! Same behavior in OOo 3.1.1.
Reassigned to PL.
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