I have this text, which I’ve copied from Inkscape:
m 29.93354,122.03962 c 60.795248,9.74581 37.706974,102.679 64.15987,55.92235 26.45289,-46.75665 67.98858,-37.70698 35.38655,-31.3258
I click on a cell in Calc. I press ctrl + shift + v. I choose unformatted text (the only available).
Expected behaviour: I’d get the window where I can choose what character to use as a separator (among other stuff).
What happens: The whole text junk gets pasted into the marked cell.
There’s something strange in the text that seems to activate a bug in Calc. I can paste the text to some text editor (Notepad++, Arduino IDE etc), do this and that to the text and copy-paste it again and suddenly it works. But I can’t reproduce the procedure. It’s like Calc recognises this as text that simply cannot contain anything of interest that could be comma separated and decides to skip the step where I get to decide the separator character.
I had version 4.* before and thought this was an old bug I updated to 6.3.6.2 (x64), but it behaves exactly the same. What am I missing here?