When there's nu sum, and one clicks the 'uper and lower limits', 'upper limit' or 'lower limit' button with a sum sign, the sum itself isn't added. From the behaviour of the other buttons and the sign the button has, the expected behaviour would be that the output would be sum from{<?>} to{<?>} <?> instead of: from{<?>} to{<?>} <?> which is currently what appears when using the 'upper and lower limit' button.
Thanks Bram, I can reproduce it in Libo 3.3 rc2 SLED 11 sp1. Not a regression against ooo 3.2.1.
The limit button is used for the integral as well. So the error is not, that no sum symbol is inserted, but that the icon shows a sum symbol.
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Reproducible in: LOdev 3.5.0beta2 Build ID: 8589e48-760cc4d-f39cf3d-1b2857e-60db978 Microsoft Windows Vista Business 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2 Build 6002
The tooltips say that the buttons are just for limits, not the sum itself, which has its own button. One could claim the icon is wrong, since it shows the sum as well, but how is the icon otherwise supposed to represent that it is upper/lower/both limit? Unless somebody has an idea for a better icon, there's nothing to improve here -> closing.
Created attachment 80053 [details] icon suggestion fo21615
Created attachment 80054 [details] icon suggestion fo21614
Created attachment 80055 [details] icon suggestion fo21613 The attached icons show a placeholder instead of a sigma. Making new icons would be a task for the design team.
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