Am 03.04.20 um 17:09 schrieb Stephan Bergmann: > It is not clear to me what the intended behavior of > SalInstance::CreateClipboard is, and thus how the two tests (and the > expected tiledrendering behavior that > ScTiledRenderingTest::testMultiViewCopyPaste apparently tests?) should > be fixed. I was thinking about this, when we were talking about clipboard on IRC a few days ago. LO has three use cases for a clipboard: 1. "normal" LO usage, where the clipboard maps to the system clipboard and is a system-wide shared resource (all backends, except svp). Works as expected. 2. headless LO test usage, where it probably would make sense to have one abstract clipboard per LO instance. 3. LO online, where you want a clipboard per user in the best case, or a never shared clipboard, so different users don't share a clipboard. I did expect back then, that SalInstance::CreateClipboard would also be a shared instance for LO, with some special handling for LOOL, but I never checked that. I guess LOOL works, because of 3. and that every view holds it's own XTransferable clipboard content on copy. And it "registers" its own css/datatransfer/clipboard/XClipboardOwner.idl when it sets the clipboard by setting the context. So the view sets the clipboard and is informed, if it loses the clipboard. With the non-shared instances, you never lose the clipboard, so you don't need to check it for changed content on paste, as you're the sole possible owner and paste in LOOL works fine. Or there must be some comphelper::LibreOfficeKit::isActive() handling somewhere in all modules, as Miklos suggested. And as you realized, UItest running without the SVP backend can't reliably use clipboard functions, as these tests don't run with --headless. Guess some new environment var or --no-system-clipboard is needed, if we want to test VCL backends with UI tests together with C'n'P. Jan-Marek _______________________________________________ LibreOffice mailing list LibreOffice@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice