Description of problem: If you open an OOo draw diagram up when draw is already open, another window instance is created, but the diagram is also loaded into any other draw windows as a new page. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.9.89-1 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open an OOdraw diagram 2. Open another 3. Actual results: The drawing creates a new window instance, but the diagram is copied into the first as a new page Expected results: The diagram should not create a new window instance, rather replace the original diagram Additional info:
You know I can't reproduce this either. Give absolutely precise instructions, how draw is initially started, e.g. oodraw from the command line, clicking on a .odg document from nautilus, file new-> from a writer shell. Then if you are starting off with a blank oodraw, or from an oodraw which has something drawn in it. Clearly what should happen is that if you have a blank oodraw shell where nothing has been drawn, then file open etc will open the new document in the current shell, if something has been drawn then it gets opened in a new shell. You seem to suggest that if something is opened in a new shell that something changes in the old shell, a page gets added. I don't see this, so can you even attach the first drawing, the second drawing and a screenshot of what goes wrong in the first shell when the 2nd drawing is opened. C.
oodraw is opened via oowriter (open->new doc->drawing) usually, but the same results come from the command line. If I create a drawing, save and delete then open an already created picture, a new window is created. The original is blank, but two windows appear under the "window" menu item.
Created attachment 112707 [details] First picture This is a typical first picture. Start OO draw via OOwriter and open this file. Save it. Select and delete. Load in the next attachment. It will be opened in a new window rather than in the blank one.
Created attachment 112708 [details] Picture 2 Second picture
By select and delete I assume you mean you select the contents of the drawing and delete. Opening the next document in a new window is intentional, when you start off with the initial blank oodraw, no document is loaded, so when you load one it takes over the oodraw shell which is not associated with any document. Once a document is opened in a shell, even when you delete it's contents after saving, it's still associated with the document to which is was saved, or loaded if not saved yet. So when you open a new document it opens in a new shell. If you are finished with a document you close it with the [x] close and open a new one that way if you don't want two documents open at a time.