Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 50209
Display objects individually in Multiple Selection, not as an area
Last modified: 2013-02-07 22:41:51 UTC
In m104 snapshot multiple selection area makes it difficult to select the objects. When choosing multiple objects for grouping, only the objects should be displayed as selected and not the area that they cover, as there might be another object in that area that the user might want to select.
Created attachment 26811 [details] Drawing Area proposition
Issue Details: The Version should be changed to 680_m104, and the OS to WinXP
Reassigned.
Created attachment 26841 [details] Example of grouping dispositioning odt document
The attachment "exampleDispositionGrouping.odt" was ment for the issue 50208. Sorry
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Related issues (dups?): Issue 70978 (draft spec) Issue 98376
This bug should be fixed to give users the same usability experience as in PowerPoint, where each object in a set of selected objects appears as selected by itself. OpenOffice displays only one bounding rectangle around a set of selected objects. However on complex slides this makes it impossible to see what is actually selected. The approach of PowerPoint seems clearly superior here, because it makes clear what is selected, no matter how complex a slide is. The same should happen if an extension selects several objects at once using XSelectionSupplier.select(ShapeCollection cs)
*** Issue 98376 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
*** Issue 62213 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
*** Issue 62926 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***