Hi.
I've already had an experience of sharing wine prefix and in current
condition it's a headache to set up. Once it's up and running it's
okay most of time, but for not experienced user such task is way too
complicated.
So I vote with my both hands for having some handy tool in wine for this ta
AppDB displays only decorations and navigation - no content on all
pages. Maybe this is due to recent commits?
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2009/7/30 Groeschel, Volker :
> This looks like a manipulation for me.
>
> How is this calculated?
This is calculated by the number of votes. Watchtower Library 2008 has
46 votes. 2nd place application - 44.
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2009/6/9 Austin English :
> Users are editing their posts when asked for terminal output/wine
> version/etc. Those of us on the mailing list side don't get this
> information.
Maybe just add notice on edit page stating that edits are for minor
changes only, and if one has some additional informati
Hi!
I still need help on this case, any advice is appreciated.
2009/4/25 Igor Tarasov :
> Hi!
>
> I've found few visual glitches in comctl32/toolbar, and now try to
> write this all down as conformance tests, but I have some problems. I
> see that there is bug, when I test
2009/4/25 Detlef Riekenberg :
>> Now, if you do TB_SETBUTTONSIZE, you'll see the difference. builtin
>> comctl will return 17,16. Native - 30,16.
> Did you mean TB_GETBUTTONSIZE?
Yes, of course. That was a typo.
> Native comctl32 in Wine or native on Windows?
Both. They both behave the same way
Hi!
I've found few visual glitches in comctl32/toolbar, and now try to
write this all down as conformance tests, but I have some problems. I
see that there is bug, when I test it with control spy. But when I
repeat it in testcase, it won't work. Here is how you can reproduce
it:
TB_SETBITMAPSIZE
2009/4/21 Alexandre Julliard :
> It doesn't work here:
>
> ../../../tools/runtest -q -P wine -M comctl32.dll -T ../../.. -p
> comctl32_test.exe.so toolbar.c && touch toolbar.ok
Thank you for taking time to reply. That was my fault. Going to fix it
add testcase and resend.
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2009/4/21 Paul Vriens :
> http://winehq.org/wwn/353#News:%20WineConf%202008
The best point: "Are the planets aligned in just the right way and
none of the above reject? Yes : ACCEPT". I guess there were some
problems with this point yesterday :)
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Igor
2009/4/21 Reece Dunn :
> So, how do I change locale? Especially from a just-built version of Wine.
You have to make sure that the locale you are trying to use is there
in your system (see locale -a). My corrent lcale is ru_RU.UTF-8 and
wine runs correspondingly. When I run
LC_ALL=C wine regedit
L
Hi!
The reason of why I write this to you is simple: my patches have stuck
again and I don't know what to do. But since this happening not with
me only and not this happens regularly, I have thought about looking
at the problem a bit wider.
Is there any code review system for patches that are sen
2009/4/18 Joel Holdsworth :
> Yes I'm not this will be possible in the first instance, because icons
> have to be compiled into the DLL resources at compile time. In the long
> run, it might be possible for some of our dialogs to use theme icons
> instead, but we'll still need a no-theme fallback o
2009/4/17 David Lee Lambert :
> Sure, it might look out-of-place, but Windows applications are somewhat
> out-of-place on Linux. It's very ugliness probably makes it easier to find.
The problem is, IMHO, that lately windows applications have got pretty
nice icons. But wine icon looks more "window
> Currently wine can't launch .lnk files.
I was wrong:
wine start /path/to/lnk.lnk
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2009/4/12 James McKenzie :
> The problem is that you are technically working in Windows and the
> working directory may need to be set in the registry.
Why? And where? Working directory in cases I've seen is specified in .lnk file.
Wikipedia: "Generally the effect of double-clicking a shortcut is
Hi Jeff
> There is Wine's start.exe which takes a /Unix option to start the
> supplied file in unix path form, which both sets the working directory
> and provides the commandline double quoting quirk which Windows
> Explorer does. So, instead of cd ~/.wine/drive_c/foo && wine bar.exe,
> you can
Hello.
This might be a known issue, but anyway: Some windows applications
need that shortcut (launcher) have working directory set, and that
working directory sometimes different from where the .exe is located.
In Linux, with gnome and kde it is not a big problem, since .desktop
launchers in thes
2009/4/10 Nikolay Sivov :
> So (-1) for iButton is reserved for not using imagelist bitmap at all and in
> some places this value checked for <0 instead of
> == -1, right? Does it apply for separators only?
Yes, separators only. If you set it to ANYTHING (even 0 and -1) it
affects the way toolbar
2009/4/10 Nikolay Sivov :
> Igor Tarasov wrote:
>>
>> Hi there!
>>
>> I try to implement as precise as possible one undocumented feature in
>> comctl32, this all deals with one structure field. After lots of
>> testing I know the following:
>>
>>
Hi there!
I try to implement as precise as possible one undocumented feature in
comctl32, this all deals with one structure field. After lots of
testing I know the following:
1. Default value for that field returned by getter is 0.
2. By default it is ignored in behavior.
3. If you change value b
Well, I see that patches older and newer than the two mine were
already approved, but mine -not. Does this mean I need something more
to do?
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Maybe add openid support and let users connect existing accouts to one openid?
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2009/3/18 Rob Shearman :
> 2009/3/18 Igor Tarasov :
>>> Please ensure that there are no regressions in the display of IE6's
>>> toolbars after this patch. This is the main user of undocumented
>>> toolbar features.
Installed IE6, tested both version (with my pa
> You should fix the name of the TOOLBAR_DrawDDFlatSeparator function
> and the comments above it if you think it should be called as a result
> of the CCS_VERT window style and not the BTNS_DROPDOWN button style.
I've been thinking about that. Yes, it's 100% that separators change
orientation on
> Please ensure that there are no regressions in the display of IE6's
> toolbars after this patch. This is the main user of undocumented
> toolbar features.
How can I do that?
>> - btnPtr->cx = lptbbi->cx;
>> + btnPtr->cx = lptbbi->cx;
> Whitespace only changes shouldn't be included
Just in case anyone interested, some time ago I've written script to
simplify enabling font smoothing and choosing the type one needs. Here
it is:
http://files.polosatus.ru/winefontssmoothing_en.sh
Russian version (in case anyone needs it):
http://files.polosatus.ru/winefontssmoothing.sh
Screensh
> The key is to see what happens and if it is what you expected. Can this
> also be emulated in any version of Windows to verify this is what
> happens there?
I hope that clicking listview header and then bumping message to the
application happens in any Windows version. I hope.
Anyway, I do und
> It's up to you how to execute the requested functionality.
> If that's absolutely necessary it's not too hard to send
> WM_LBUTTONDOWN/WM_LBUTTONUP to the control.
...for experienced C programmer. And I am not one. But I'll try.
>> I just cant think of any regression test for that patch. It should
>> test if the notification is really being forwarded?
> Yes, that's what I mean. You're right, that might be hard, since you
> have to simulate a mouse click.
Now I don't get it. Looked through listview tests and there are not
Hi Juan,
Thanks for quick reply.
> A regression test would go a long way toward proving your fix is correct.
There are two problems:
1. I am not that good in C and I have never written any regression tests in C.
2. I just cant think of any regression test for that patch. It should
test if the n
Hello!
I've written 2 patches, and I need advice on both of them.
First one is here:
http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-patches/2009-February/069463.html
It's a single-line patch that adds forwarding notification that was
omitted in wine code. This fix looks pretty simple, but it included
lots
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