Problem description: I have an autokey replacement (excluding []) as follows: [boeh04=] means [Barry Boehm, Richard Turner. (2004) Balancing Agility and Discipline. Addison-Wesley. ] when I use it here, it works correctly. When I try it in Writer. it comes out as [BBBaarrry ooeehhm,Riicccdd Turrnnnn...(2004) aallllggAAiiiityy aDssspiinneee dd-W] I notice that the result is not consistent. For example, in three tries in the same document I got: BBBaarrry ooeehhm,Riicccdd Turrnnnn...(2004) aallllggAAiiiityy aDssspiinneee dd-W BBBaarrryy ooeehhm,Riicccdd Turrnnnn...(2004) aallllggAAiiiit aDssspiinneee dd-Wy Bbaarrry ooeehhm,Riicccdd Turrnnnn...(2004) BaallllggAAiiiityy aDssspiinneee dd-W It does work correctly in other tools. (I did notice this same behaviour when editing using MSWord a long time ago, but never investigated it further - thought that it was because I had similar phrases in MSWord's autocorrect, and that these were conflicting. Steps to reproduce: 1. create any replacement set in Autokey 2. type the key in LibreOffice component 3. .... Current behavior: Expected behavior: Operating System: Ubuntu Version: 4.3.1.2 release Last worked in: 4.3.0.4 release
(In reply to comment #0) > I have an autokey replacement (excluding []) as follows: > [boeh04=] means [Barry Boehm, Richard Turner. (2004) Balancing Agility and > Discipline. Addison-Wesley. ] For the clarity of others "AutoKey" is likely a reference to this utility: http://code.google.com/p/autokey/
@Elmar have you tried upgrading to LibO 4.3.2.2? is the bug still there?
set status to NEEDINFO still waiting for user feedback by the way LibO 4.3.3.2 is now available to retest the bug.
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