https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172113
--- Comment #9 from Justin L <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Michael Stahl from comment #8) It seems the analysis was done in 2018, so probably using LO 6.1. The result of the analysis was the changed ODF 1.3->1.4 wording documented in comment 5. Thanks for pointing out the URL that lead to that change, mstahl. > (A) value type 'percent' with span-element Sounds good. I think it says the same thing as my 'Both LO and MS Word calculate the maximum height of each line individually and thus determine a unique line spacing height for each line.' > (B) case value type 'percent' with image as child-element > Only LibreOffice applies the percentage value to the height of the image. > I consider this as bug in LibreOffice. Agree that this was a bug. I believe this was 'fixed' in LO 7.1 (comment 4). > (C) case value type 'length' Irrelevant for this discussion of "proportional". > (D) distribution of additional leading > As result the previous and the next line are at the same position > in Word and LibreOffice... See comment 4 about this. I consider LO's implementation to be buggy. My set of patches ought to make this statement become true. My patchset should also match Word's 'place gap below' ("Word seems to calculate like this: Add the height which is calculated from the paragraph font-size to the top of the previous line, downwards"). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
