Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 121554
[NON-PRO] Crash drawing text
Last modified: 2017-05-20 11:42:15 UTC
Created attachment 80074 [details] Document that crashed On a non-pro build open the attached document. Writer will crash will rendering the text. Accessing a STL vector with the operator[] throws an exception due to index out of bounds.
Created attachment 80075 [details] Windows backtrace Backtrace of the crash
It does not crash for me. I use my build from r1422299 on WinXP. But I get the error: Error: Assertion failed ================== FILE : c:/AOO_2012_12_git/trunk/main/sw/source/core/text/guess.cxx at line 177 ERROR : "What a Guess!!!" The text has font "Lohit Devanagari" and "文泉驛微米黑" and "Liberation Serif" and languages "Hindi", "Chinese (simplified)", "German (Germany)", and "Serbian Cyrillic (Serbian)". I'll attach a screenshot of the text, as it is rendered here.
Created attachment 80077 [details] Screenshot of the text on WinXP from non-pro build of r1422299
I forgot to mention the revision: it's based on latest trunk, revision 1425754 System is Windows 7 64 bits I also get several ERROR : "What a Guess!!!" but the crash happens after those warnings, when the text is actually rendered.
There is an unresolved bug 111460 if our libgraphite uses a non-standard (i.e. debug) stlport. Looking at the backtrace this could be the problem here.
I could not reproduce the crash under Windows 7 with local non-pro build (revision 1494887) and current snapshot build (AOO400m2(Build:9701) - Rev. 1491860; 2013-06-11 18:35:44 (Di, 11 Jun 2013)) Attached stack trace looks like, if revision 1491721 fixes the problem. Ariel, Regina: Are you still able to reproduce this defect with current trunk?
ALG: Could not reproduce on Win7. Also not on Mac. Also not on Mac. Also not on xubuntu (with pretty up-to-date trunk). May indeed be fixed. Setting to that. If it reoccurs, feel free to reopen.
grant showstopper flag to get clear status, already fixed
I could not reproduce the crash under Windows 7 with revision 1499347