Bug#349795: BUG 349795 No current directory in chooser
Greg Kochanski
greg.kochanski at phonetics.oxford.ac.uk
Thu Dec 6 09:37:22 UTC 2007
This part of my bug report was somehow lost:
>> It doesn't list on obvious place for Linux users: the
>> current directory ('.'). It should.
> With current versions of OpenOffice and GTK+, the directory where the
> file was opened from is the default save as location. Is this what you
> wanted? If not, please clarify your request.
No, that's not the problem I was referring to.
What I meant was the following.
Suppose you do this:
mkdir /tmp/foo
cd /tmp/foo
ooffice /home/gpk/some_ooffice_document.odt
---create a document --
File->Save As
Now, at this point the chooser will show a list of directories,
but the list will not include /tmp/foo .
Yes, as you say, it will let you save into /home/gpk easily,
but not the current working directory (the directory where you
were when you started Open Office). There's no trivial way
to save it "here", or dot, or ".".
A fully GUI-ized person may not care about cwd(), but some of
us still use terminal emulators and even *gasp* run openoffice
from the command line.
Sorry for the delay, but the essential part of my bug report
was somehow dropped in your request for clarification, so
I couldn't figure out what was going on.
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