Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 21249
Converting polygons to curve and back yields surprising results
Last modified: 2007-01-08 11:26:09 UTC
When converting a polygon to curve, and subsequently convert it back to polygon, the resultant polygon gets a whole bunch of new points. For example, a 4-cm straight line, when converted to curve and back again, gets 7 points distributed over the line. This may be intended behaviour, but I think it's unnecessary and quite confusing.
Can be reproduced in a current internal version.
Reassigned to Armin.
AW: This task is double to #106675#, here is the text from there: This is a follow-up task for #96920# where the visualization of the interactions SID_OBJECT_CROOK_ROTATE, SID_OBJECT_CROOK_SLANT and SID_OBJECT_SHEAR was improved. Some automatic measurement for the subdivisions of the selection is necessary to on one side improve the forming proccess and on the other side to not unnecessarialy expand the geometry. AW: Not urgent MSC: "According to the OpenOffice.org roadmap (http://tools.openoffice.org/releases) this issue was retargeted to OOo Later." AW: I will close #106675# and use this one.
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AW: Solved in aw024, adding there.
AW: In aw024, the subdivide is correct and knows about curves. In former versions, the subdivide just did a fix numver of subdivisions, relying on object size.
Target changed.
AW->WG: From external, please verify. Changes: When using the polygon toolbar: - setting to polygon will straighten the edges - setting to curve (2 types) will create curve control points and smooth polygon accordingly (forcing to continuity) When using the convert to (conext menu) - when converting poly to curve, control points are produced but not forced to continuity - no more in-between points will be produced when converting straight curve edges to polygon
Verified in CWS.
Target adapted.
Tested in OOo2.1. Closed.