Comment 51 for bug 91759

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In , Pjotr (pjotr) wrote :

(In reply to comment #22)
> I guess throwing a dialog box every 60 sec is annoying...Can we instead, throw
> the dialog only for the first timeout and wait indefinitely when user chooses
> 'continue'? Or a way to disable the timer - e.g. say the user ticks 'huge file'
> from the file open dialog? Or better could be find the filesize before actually
> reading the file and adjust the timeout accordingly?

It'll be rather easy to display the warning only the first time the timeout elapses. So you'd be able to tell LibO to try as long as it takes to open a file.

I would suggest not to invent any heuristics about when to show and when not to show the timeout: after all, it depends very much on the filter implementation which files will take how long to load. The file attached to this bug ain't particulary large with regards to file size, it's not even a very large spreadsheet.