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(spreadsheet) copy/paste single cell does not work correctly #1364

Open D33M0N opened 10 months ago

D33M0N commented 10 months ago

This issue is unique.

Operating System

Linux (DEB package)

Version information

7.4.1.36

Expected Behavior

Copy/paste a single cell works exactly as copying multiple cells. Everything from style to formulas inside gets copied.

Actual Behavior

If I select a single cell and press CTRL-C (copy) the cell gets the usual dotted line border, but nothing seems to enter the linux clipboard system. And when then I move to cursor to another cell and press CTRL-V (paste), pasted gets whatever I has in the clipboard last (may be even from another program or document elsewhere) instead of the previously "copied" cell.

(when I select multiple cells, copy/paste seems to work normally. on CTRL-C the stuff is entered to clipboard and paste also works.)

Reproduction Steps

  1. select a single cell in spredsheet (with mouse or arrow keys) that has some formula in it.
  2. press CTRL-C
  3. move to another cell with arrow keys
  4. press CTRL-V

Additional information

Using neither DEB or RPM package, but Manjaro extra repo onlyoffice-desktopeditors package ... but probably somehow converted DEB package...

matveevms commented 10 months ago

Hello, @D33M0N Indeed, we do not support the version of the editor from the package manager in Arch systems, since the build was not made by us. But, I checked all our package versions on my Manjaro system including the one mentioned earlier. I was unable to replicate your problem. Tell me, what system shell are you using? Can you provide a file that exactly replicates your script? Can you provide a video showing the problem?

D33M0N commented 10 months ago

Book2.xlsx

  1. copy some random text to your clipboard.
  2. select any single of the "empty looking" yellow cells (with formulas) -- for example D4.
  3. CTRL-C
  4. move 1 right with arrow. to E4 for example.
  5. CTRL-V
  6. I get into the E4 cell the random text I copied in step 1, instead of the formula + cell yellow background from step 3.
matveevms commented 10 months ago

I can confirm - this is bug, issue #64168. Thanks for the report.