Hi Regina, On Mon, Aug 05, 2019 at 10:50:21AM +0200, Regina Henschel <rb.henschel@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > No. If you open a file which was originally produced by PowerPoint, the > shape gets a "ooxml-foo" shape type. When you then save the file to .odp > format, the shape type is stil "ooxml-foo". So when you then open the .odp > file, you have "ooxml-foo" too. Since you cannot use the prefix "ooxml-" to > distinguish the file formats. Ah, I see. 1) If you want to know which import filter was used to create the doc model, you can get that info from SfxBaseModel::getArgs(). One of the property values returned by that function has the info. 2) I wonder if you want to behave differently for ooxml- shapes if they are loaded from ODF or OOXML. I thought that the idea for ooxml- shapes is exactly that the know they are from OOXML, so no matter if they are loaded from ODF or OOXML, we handle them the way MSO does. But perhaps there is some detail I miss here. :-) [ If you load a shape from PPTX, then save to ODP, reload, you probably expect unchanged behavior, correct? ] Regards, Miklos
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