any problems with LibreOffice 6.1.3.2 ?

[mrbrightside]

I am using LibreOffice 6.1.3.2 on Arch Linux.
When I try to 'Get Prices', nothing happens but the spreadsheet is still usable.
When I try to 'Get DL forecast yields', the soffice process spins at 100% and has to be killed.
I can repeat this behaviour with a clean, fresh spreadsheet containing BP.

I cleaned out the ~/.config/libreoffice configuration and enabled macros as normal.

[kiloran]

I just tried HYPTUSS version b-i-1 with LibreOffice 6.1.3.2 on Windows 10 and it worked fine

I then tried my Ubuntu 18.04 on a Virtual Machine, updated LibreOffice to 6.1.3.2, set Macro Security to medium, then tried HYPTUSS version b-i-1 and it again worked fine.

Sorry, I don't have Arch Linux, but if you have ongoing problems, I might try installing it on a VM to have a play over the weekend.

Something else you might try....
I have built in a a data dump which has never really been used in anger but may help.

1. Go to the Parameters sheet
2. Unhide rows 2-10
3. Change B9 from 0 to 1
4. Run "Get DL Forecast Yields"
5. DON'T DO ANYTHING ELSE!!

This will create a data dump HYPTUSS_log.txt
Send this file to me at the email address at the bottom of http://lemonfoolfinancialsoftware.weebly.com/

Make sure that you reset B9 to 0 after all this, otherwise everything you do will keep appending data to the log file and it will get VERY big!

--kiloran

[mrbrightside]

Thanks for your help with this. The issue was eventually traced to a problem with the darned Wayland X server. Reverted to good old, reliable, trusted X-org and all was well again.

[kiloran]

Thanks for your help with this. The issue was eventually traced to a problem with the darned Wayland X server. Reverted to good old, reliable, trusted X-org and all was well again.

Excellent news!
At this very moment I'm in the middle of installing Arch Linux in a virtual machine to have a play. What an excruciatingly painful process! I think I'll stick with Linus Mint for normal use, a total doddle to install

--kiloran

[mrbrightside]

Indeed Arch isn't exactly user friendly and I have discarded it a few times in exasperation. However, I have recently hopped back because I like

• - rolling distro
  - speedy (no bloat)
  - bleeding edge packages
  - AUR
  - documentation