2012/3/26 Hin-Tak Leung :
> Cheer Xiao wrote:
>
>
>>> I'm sure that's all true, but why would making Win32 input methods run
>>> through Wine be a better (or even easier) solution than improving the
>>> Linux/X11 input methods?
>>
>>
>> (I'm talking about Chinese, but the same is true for Japanese
Cheer Xiao wrote:
I'm sure that's all true, but why would making Win32 input methods run
through Wine be a better (or even easier) solution than improving the
Linux/X11 input methods?
(I'm talking about Chinese, but the same is true for Japanese.)
Because developing a decent pinyin (it's a ro
2012/3/25 Henri Verbeet :
> On 25 March 2012 16:49, Qian Hong wrote:
>> IMO using win32 IME on Linux is necessary for some people. In fact even
>> most Chinese users don't know how many Chinese IMEs there exist, some
>> of them have no alternative at all. Also, some handwriting input method
>> edi
On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 11:02 PM, Henri Verbeet wrote:
> On 25 March 2012 16:49, Qian Hong wrote:
>> IMO using win32 IME on Linux is necessary for some people. In fact even
>> most Chinese users don't know how many Chinese IMEs there exist, some
>> of them have no alternative at all. Also, some h
2012/3/25 Aric Stewart :
> Hi,
>
> As a developer who has done a lot of work in the IME/XIM areas of wine I
> thought I would chime in.
>
> The IME/XIM stuff sounds interesting but I am really not sure how useful it
> is going to be. I will have to review what the GSoC outline is like but it
> fe
On 25 March 2012 16:49, Qian Hong wrote:
> IMO using win32 IME on Linux is necessary for some people. In fact even
> most Chinese users don't know how many Chinese IMEs there exist, some
> of them have no alternative at all. Also, some handwriting input method
> editors and some speech-to-text inp
Hi,
On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 10:30 PM, Aric Stewart wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As a developer who has done a lot of work in the IME/XIM areas of wine I
> thought I would chime in.
>
> The IME/XIM stuff sounds interesting but I am really not sure how useful it
> is going to be. I will have to review what t
On 25 March 2012 15:36, Daniel Oom wrote:
> Hi again, so I've been messing around with this a bit and have some
> questions.
> However I'm not able to properly set up lighting/materials, I think I want a
> function like SetMaterial in d3d7 to "activate" a material with some
> emissive color.
You'r
Hi,
As a developer who has done a lot of work in the IME/XIM areas of wine
I thought I would chime in.
The IME/XIM stuff sounds interesting but I am really not sure how
useful it is going to be. I will have to review what the GSoC outline is
like but it feels like something that would not
Svyatoslav wrote:
> I've found that Wine dbghelp.dll includes PDB file parser. Does anyone
> know where I can find documentation of PDB internal structure?
I think you've found it :-)
As you probably know, PDB is an undocumented format.
I suspect the best you can find are scattered posts like
h
> submitting multiple proposals are explicitly allowed.
True, but be careful, for two reasons:
1) there may have been cases where
people who submit applications to two orgs fall through the
cracks, with each org thinking the other was going to take him.
2) passion generally drives success, and u
Hi again, so I've been messing around with this a bit and have some
questions.
However I'm not able to properly set up lighting/materials, I think I want
a function like SetMaterial in d3d7 to "activate" a material with some
emissive color.
As for now I'm only able to get D3DVT_VERTEX and D3DVT_LVE
On Sat, Mar 24, 2012 at 07:12:14PM -0700, Roger Cruz wrote:
>
> Could someone tell me if Wine has a built-in Window Manager of its own or
> does it count on the host's window manager for such things as window
> hierarchy (parent-child relationships), clipping, move, resize, iconify,
> etc? I
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