+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #44721 +++ When resizing a control with the mouse, it lets one go above the top of the section. This creates a situation that is rife for bugs, since code usually expects the y coordinate of a control to be (not-strictly) positive! Compare with moving a control with the mouse, where the move stops at the boundary (position y coordinate=0). I tried to do "the same as for move" in the resize, but it is much more complicated, since the resize does not get as arguments straight "this is your new size", but a reference point (?) and fractions of what multiple of the distance to that reference point the border should be moved. Not sure why it is so indirect. I tried to hack up something, herewith attached, but this affects also legal resizes near the top of the section, so my math must be off somehow. Calculated as reverse of the formula in svx/source/svdraw/svdtrans.cxx:void ResizeRect I'm about to go to vacation, so dumping my current work so that I don't forget.
Created attachment 67171 [details] in-progress patch
@Lionel: A Bug reported for a 3.6 Version can not be a 3.5 MAB "by definition", so I remove this one from that Tracking bug. Please feel free to add it to an other MAB tracking bug due to <http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Most_Annoying_Bugs>
As there's a patch in progress seems like bibisect is useless here. Removing whiteboard status. Lionel - any update on this old bug?
Adding self to CC if not already on
(In reply to Joel Madero from comment #3) > As there's a patch in progress seems like bibisect is useless here. Removing > whiteboard status. Updating whiteboard so bug doesn't appear in bugzilla gardening sweeps: Whiteboard -> bibisectNotNeeded
Migrating Whiteboard tags to Keywords: (bibisectNotNeeded)
Hi Lionel, In 2013, you attached a WIP patch for this issue and since then, no further action has been taken. Could you please check if the patch is still valid, and if you, submit it to gerrit instead ?
(In reply to Xisco Faulí from comment #7) > In 2013, you attached a WIP patch for this issue and since then, no further > action has been taken. Could you please check if the patch is still valid, > and if you, submit it to gerrit instead ? Since the patch was not ready for merge in 2013, I doubt it magically now will be. Since I don't really use report builder that much anymore, I actually don't know whether the bug is still present. If/when I pick that up again, if I get the patch in ready to commit state, I'll just commit it, or ask for comments on gerrit if unsure.
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