https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=155090
--- Comment #1 from Mike Kaganski <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Matt Chambers from comment #0) > Surprisingly, Dragon 16 is completely compatible with Apache OpenOffice > Writer, with Select-and-Say working quite well. One difference may be that > Apache OpenOffice Writer seems to have a dedicated DLL file in Dragon, > dgnoowriter.dll, while I can't find any such file for LibreOffice Writer. It is very likely that both LibreOffice and AOO are handled using the same DLL, which talks using UNO, the API used by both suites. > I acknowledge that this is not strictly speaking a bug in LibreOffice. It *might* well turn out to be a bug in LibreOffice. However, to confirm or reject this, one would need to monitor which UNO commands are issued by the mentioned DLL, and at which stage the problem appears. Having a closed-source DLL, it would be much more difficult for volunteers at LibreOffice to do this, than for Dragon developers, who can debug it easily, with LibreOffice - as an open-source project - allowing to debug its source as it interacts with the DLL. Then they could provide the necessary details, as a simplified test case (like, say, a Basic macro issuing the respective commands, which is expected to work, but fails). At this point, it seems the best to close NOTOURBUG, with an advise to reopen as soon as evidence builds. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
