Hi all,
Another version, this time implemented more intelligently.
Since wrc already knows how to parse the resource files, it makes sense
to hook in it rather than use a dump and parse it. I added a new debug
flag to wrc to do just that (0x40).
All the functionnality of the bash script is not y
Robert Reif wrote:
> I just cut the parts out of a bigger patch and I guess I missed something.
> The memory clearing part is the 8 bit hardware buffer bug fix. The
locking
> is to fix the SetFormat bug.
>
> The problem is that when the hardware primary buffer format changes
> which causes a new
Hi,
I tried to run the tool and there is one (serious) problem related to the
fonts. It looks like you used fixed positions for most widgets. The problem
is that this looks bad with bigger fonts. See the attachment.
Roderick Colenbrander
On Saturday 04 October 2003 20:21, Subhobroto Sinha wro
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Hi all!
I am going to anonunce that Task Manager is starting to work in React
Cool! It looks great considering it's a 0.1 And it has a brilliant solution for
the start menu, OK, maybe IE isn't listed, but it's much more that what wine
does now for menus (Nothing). Also, it allows users to know which programs are
native linux ones and which ones are windows ones. BTW, this is
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I just cut the parts out of a bigger patch and I guess I missed something.
The memory clearing part is the 8 bit hardware buffer bug fix. The locking
is to fix the SetFormat bug.
The problem is that when the hardware primary buffer format changes
which causes a new buffer t
Subhobroto Sinha wrote:
But as I see it, this task is REALLY easy.
Once we resolve the Windows shorcut files,figuring out
how to implement the resolved menu entries for
respective Desktop environments is dependent on the
Desktop environment themselves, and people wanting to
implement the 'Start Me
> Robert Reif wrote:
> >
> > Here is the patch that addresses the 8 bit mixer problem. I just
> > cut it out of an old development tree that had a lot of other mixer
> > changes so I doubt it will apply cleanly but it will give you an idea
> > of the problem.
> >
> > This patch and the tests devel
Hi Subhobroto,
Unfortunately, it's not just as simple as enumerating "C:\Windows\Start
Menu", though that would be a good start.
To do things exactly the same way as Windows does them, we have to make
a shell namespace that contains all the stuff on the start menu, then
enumerate that. Furthe
Robert Reif wrote:
>
> Here is the patch that addresses the 8 bit mixer problem. I just
> cut it out of an old development tree that had a lot of other mixer
> changes so I doubt it will apply cleanly but it will give you an idea
> of the problem.
>
> This patch and the tests developed for it unco
> I think 2 days is good.
Then it can be a weekend. Also, if Lionel lets us know when he's going
snowboarding, we can try and avoid that period (Unless he's going from the 1th
to the 30th).
>
> At the last Wineconf, we had a fair number of 'presentations', and
> I think we might do better with a b
Hello all,
Recently there has been a revived interest in putting
up a 'Windows' like 'Start Menu' onto the Window
managers.
That's good.Thanks.
But as I see it, this task is REALLY easy.
Once we resolve the Windows shorcut files,figuring out
how to implement the resolved menu entries for
respect
Hi,
On Sat, Oct 04, 2003 at 03:34:58PM +0200, Uwe Bonnes wrote:
> Changelog:
> dlls/wininet/http.c: HTTP_DealWithProxy()
> Only add http:// to proxy string when needed
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>
> Institut fuer Kernphysik Schlossgartenstrasse 9 64289 Darms
That said - will someone who attended the previous wineconf tell us how
many people participated then? How many days of conference can we make it?
There were about 30-40 people (attendance differed on the 2 days);
it was a 2 day event. Bear in mind that 20 of those folks had their
travel paid fo
Forgot to mention: the Maastricht airport is just some 20km away and (the
much bigger) Duesseldorf International airport is a one hour train trip. So
connectivity is good. Also it is really very central europe, just have a look...
And.. yeah Aachen is a town with histoy (ex kaiser residence and stu
Hi folks,
I'd propose Aachen, Germany as meeting location. I am a student (mec.
engineering) at the local technical university and depending on the amound of work
involved I'd be very happy to get things up and going for you. There is quite
cheap hotel room in Aachen (and I can do some research on
Ivan Leo Murray-Smith wrote:
If we are going to have wineconf here, I need to know a date and a more or less
precise number of participants, possibly within a few days.
I think this works exactly the other way around.
You set the date according to what is best accepted at the local place.
You
Here is the complete mail...
Hello,
PETREOLLE Sylvain wrote:
> Can your explorer clone be compiled with Wine sources and/or tools ?
> I have both Windows 2000/XP with latest Cygwin / RedHat Linux environments
> to test it.
Yes, I have put a "Makefile.Wine" into CVS for compiling as Winelib appli
Hello,
PETREOLLE Sylvain wrote:
> Can your explorer clone be compiled with Wine sources and/or tools ?
> I have both Windows 2000/XP with latest Cygwin / RedHat Linux environments
> to test it.
Yes, I have put a "Makefile.Wine" into CVS for compiling as Winelib application. Just
put the explorer
Hallo,
Xilinx ISE 6.1 webupdate retrieves files per http. These files are CRLF
terminated and some of their contend is treated as strings as target for the
next HTTP request. This leads to a request like
0014:Call wininet.HttpOpenRequestA(42f6eeb0,1002a268 "GET",
438e17be "/direct/swhelp
On Sat, 4 Oct 2003, Dimitrie O. Paun wrote:
> On October 3, 2003 10:56 pm, Pavel Roskin wrote:
> > Everything if fine. I put the latest mkwine here
> > http://www.red-bean.com/~proski/wine/
>
> Very nice indeed -- I really hope that we can eventually
> get our Makefiles in a state where this scri
If we are going to have wineconf here, I need to know a date and a more or less
precise number of participants, possibly within a few days.
On Sat, 4 Oct 2003, Dimitrie O. Paun wrote:
> On October 3, 2003 10:56 pm, Pavel Roskin wrote:
> > Everything if fine. I put the latest mkwine here
> > http://www.red-bean.com/~proski/wine/
>
> Very nice indeed -- I really hope that we can eventually
> get our Makefiles in a state where this scri
Here is the patch that addresses the 8 bit mixer problem. I just
cut it out of an old development tree that had a lot of other mixer
changes so I doubt it will apply cleanly but it will give you an idea
of the problem.
This patch and the tests developed for it uncovered the locking
issues which I
There is a bug in the mixer code that doesn't clear the primary
buffer to a proper silence value for 8 bit hardware buffers.
I have a patch that fixes this that I have been sitting on for months
now. The problem is that there are locking problems in the
SetFormat code for primary buffers that caus
* Sylvain Petreolle wrote:
| Please give more inforamtion. (cf
| http://www.winehq.org/site/docs/wine-user/bugs)
wineconfig was happy -- I have two Wine installations; it noticed
that, and some registry notice:
026. Checking availability of windows registry entries... NOTICE (entry "Default
Ta
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> +/* Extra transformation specified by caller */
> +if (lpmat) {
> +FT_Matrix extraMat;
> +extraMat.xx = FT_FixedFromFIXED(lpmat->eM11);
> +extraMat.xy = FT_FixedFromFIXED(lpmat->eM12);
> +extraMat.yx = FT_FixedFromFIXED(lpmat->eM
Hello Jerry,
Saturday, October 4, 2003, 11:56:11 AM, you wrote:
JJ> Only one of my sound cards suffers from the problem when the format of
JJ> primary buffer is 22050 samples per second, 8-bit stereo.
What's the soundcard ?
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