Marvin through my brand new Marvin-test-account...
Kind regards,
Robert van Herk
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From: Robert van Herk
> > + case 'T':
> > + FIXME("Implement T flag (temporary file, i.e. delete on close, don't
> > flush to disk if possible)");
> > + break;
> So what actually prevents you from properly implementing this? Especially
> that Wine already supports temporary files. Search for MSVCRT__O_TEMPORARY
My la
sorry for my bad english i am not feeling well and it is affecting my
corrdination, i can't walk right or type correctly. i can barely see
the monitor, it's that bad.
Don't worry, probably it's just a virus.
Regards,
Robert
Just wanted to say, that the wiki is great! It makes it much easier to
pick a project to work on.
Robert
Boaz Harrosh wrote:
Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:
... i am kinda looking for something with a Makefile, compiles and
links against Wine directly - under linux not windows.
i am inclined to rip bits of code out of Wine (parts of header
files so far) until i can get to grips with it.
So Just lo
That's the thing with numbers (stars) and medals: it's not clear what
they mean. It might be clearer to just state:
Not tested
Does not install
Installs
Starts up
Usable
Perfect
On the other hand: some applications don't install but do run, after you
installed them manually.
Robert
Mike Hearn wrote:
Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Well, there's an IShellFolder interface, and it should probably be
doing something with that. In any case it should definitely be more
integrated into the shell way of doing things, there shouldn't be a
need for a whole new set of APIs. This needs more th
However I can definitely see your point here but since the functions are
all internal to shell32 at this point and can accept any parameters you
may like, I would consider it a cleaner solution to allocate a structure
on the stack which contains such helper variables together with the pointer
to
Rolf Kalbermatter wrote:
Robert van Herk wrote:
I guess you are right, but the strange thing is that this was already
the case in the original code. The hwnd of the tree view and the
pointer to the browseinfo structure are copied into a global variable,
so at least my code is not worse here
Hi Mike,
I have some questions about your comments:
@@ -46,7 +48,8 @@
shpolicy.c \
shv_bg_cmenu.c \
shv_item_cmenu.c \
- systray.c
+ systray.c \
+ unixTools.c
s/unixTools.c/unix_tools.c/ for consistency
What do you mean? Does s/x/y/ mean that I should change x into y?
Also consistent ind
Rolf Kalbermatter wrote:
Robert van Herk wrote:
-LPITEMIDLIST WINAPI SHBrowseForFolderA (LPBROWSEINFOA lpbi)
+static INT_PTR BrowseW (LPBROWSEINFOW lpbi, DLGPROC dlgproc, enum browsemode aBrowseMode)
+{
+INT_PTR ret;
+
+browseMode = aBrowseMode
+static void prepNextFile(LP_UNIXTOOLS_DIRDATA dirdata)
+{
+ TRACE("hallo\n");
+
Well, the patch clearly still needs a bit more work ;) Still, it looks
like it's on the right track. Good going!
Haha! I am glad there is still a "Hallo" in the code :-).
Thanks for your advice Mike. I will ch
Joel Konkle-Parker wrote:
James Hawkins wrote:
I have a totally non-original idea for sessions called Bug Busters
where, at a designated time, a group of wine developers would get
together on #winehackers (or some other channel). We would pick a bug
(or maybe more) from wine's bug tracker and work
Mike Hearn wrote:
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 22:08:26 +0100, Robert van Herk wrote:
Oops, I guess this suggestion was a bit too late, since I commited my
patch this afternoon...
I wouldn't worry too much. I'm not sure a PIDL extension is a good idea
anyway - it's probably the Mic
as root for his virtual drive
mappings.
Regards,
Robert van Herk
? dlls/shell32/brsfolder.h
? dlls/shell32/brsfolder_unix.c
? dlls/shell32/brsfolder_unix.h
? dlls/shell32/brsfolder_windows.c
? dlls/shell32/brsfolder_windows.h
? dlls/shell32/unixTools.c
? dlls/shell32/unixTools.h
Index: dlls/shell32
now uses the wine_shell_browse_for_UNIX_directoryA
to let the user pick a UNIX directory as root for his virtual drive
mappings.
Regards,
Robert van Herk
? dlls/shell32/brsfolder.h
? dlls/shell32/brsfolder_unix.c
? dlls/shell32/brsfolder_unix.h
? dlls/shell32/brsfolder_windows.c
? dlls/shell32
Steven Edwards wrote:
Hi,
--- Francois Gouget <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If there's something preventing it, wouln't a Shell Namespace
extension
be the right solution?
This would be ideal. You there is lots of example code for extending
the namespace for CVS and SVN so adding support for a
Never mind,
doing a new make from the root directory of the wine source solved it...
Robert
Robert van Herk wrote:
Mike Hearn wrote:
On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 17:02:05 +0100, Robert van Herk wrote:
Ofcourse, but the api call SHBrowseForFolder returns a pidl. So
making unix browsing an extra flag
Mike Hearn wrote:
On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 17:02:05 +0100, Robert van Herk wrote:
Ofcourse, but the api call SHBrowseForFolder returns a pidl. So making
unix browsing an extra flag wouldn't be useful, if I couldn't return a
valid pidl in the unix case.
Hmm, I guess perhaps it is best
Mike Hearn wrote:
On Sat, 27 Nov 2004 10:37:10 +0100, Robert van Herk wrote:
Thus, if I'd make an extra flag in the dialog, I would have to extent
pidls to, so that they can hold unix paths. Is that a wise thing to do?
Or should I take another approach?
Hmm, I'm not sure you
Mike Hearn wrote:
On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 14:42:24 +0100, Robert van Herk wrote:
3. Nice, but we loose strict win32 compatibility, since there will be a
magic flags that doesn't exist in win32.
This is the most lightweight so I'd go for it for now. If we find that the
flag value
Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Mike Hearn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Yes, this was expected. Just ensure only Z: is mapped during the directory
browser operation. See the code in drive.c to find out how to modify drive
mappings using win32 but to be honest the easiest way would be to make a
copy of
Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Mike Hearn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Yes, this was expected. Just ensure only Z: is mapped during the directory
browser operation. See the code in drive.c to find out how to modify drive
mappings using win32 but to be honest the easiest way would be to make a
copy of
Yes that'd work as well. I'd rather have a magic winecfg flag than
copy/paste the code as that way we get bugfixes in shell32
automatically. But Alexandre tends to prefer copy/paste over hacking
code around or using static libraries, so I'm not sure which way he'd
prefer here.
Anyways: the choi
Is Z:\ always mapped to the root of the unix file system? Because that
would seem to solve it: just let them choose a directory from Z:\ and
then probably modify the returned string by removing Z: and replacing
all /'s bij \'s.
No not always, it's not enforced by Wine. It could be any driv
Hi,
Is it possible (as in: not too dangerous) to make a special API that
does not exist in Windows, but then does exist in Wine, that would allow
a program to mount the full Unix tree read only, such that only Wine
programs can do that?
I don't think that's a clean solution.
Since NT-based
Hi,
Is Z:\ always mapped to the root of the unix file system? Because that
would seem to solve it: just let them choose a directory from Z:\ and
then probably modify the returned string by removing Z: and replacing
all /'s bij \'s.
Hopefully it isn't: you may not always want to expose the f
Hi all,
Thanks to Mike's help, I succeeded in showing a SHBrowseForFolder
thingy, in the winecfg program, so that people can pick a directory they
want to use as virtual C drive.
However, ofcourse, this directory choosing thingy shows the virtual
Windows file system, not the Unix file system. H
Hi all,
I am trying to implement the Browse button in the winecfg application,
that would allow people to browse for a directory to use as their
virtual c drive. In order to do so, I though I'd use the
SHBrowseForFolder function from shlobj.h (see
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?u
Hi all,
Last month I moved, as did my ip address. Since then, I don't seem to
get any messages from the wine devel mailing list, although I am still
subscribed. I don't know whom to send this to, but can somebody (the
admin of the list) please try to find out what is the problem? Thanx,
Robert
Dan Kegel wrote:
Please do put the source and executable of your demo
app online at some web page, and post the URL on wine-devel.
Okay, please feel free to grab it from
http://www.students.cs.uu.nl/people/rherk/DelphiMenuTest.tar.gz
.
Greetings,
Robert
P.S. Hope I got the bonus :-P
Hi people,
I think I discovered a wine bug.
In a delphi program, changing the visibility of a menuitem (TMenuItem)
causes the whole menu of that form to stop working, when the program is
run under Wine.
Behind the screens, the setVisible of a menu item calls MenuChanged.
This seems to put the m
This is the url of the website of the GP install people
http://www.qsc.co.uk/source_ins.htm
The idea is that you pay for another product (version controlling
system) and then get the source code for GP install for free :-).
Grtz,
Robert
Hi people,
GP-install is a free win32 setup builder. I have been using it in Wine,
and it is quite usable except for some irritating (wine) bugs. For
example, it forgets that it is installed and before each run needs to be
installed again... :-(
I read on the GP install website that they have s
And what about their claim that they will "incorporate the OS into a
browser", meaning that "an OS will become virtually useless?".
:-S.
Robert
No programs that write to 'C:\' or 'C:\Windows' would be installed by me on
my own machine or on the company networks I have worked on. No programmer on
Unix or Windows (in this day and age) should assume that it can write
anywhere but the user's home directory. From a security model perspective
U
This (dutch..) site provides some TAPI patches for Wine that are not
in CVS:
http://home.wanadoo.nl/wijn/girotel/
Since I'm dutch, I'd thought I'd explain a bit on what this site says.
Wijn is dutch for wine by the way .
The site explains how to patch wine in order to be able to use girotel
I am willing to re-write my best Windows software from scratch, but I
insist that the result is native or almost on Linux so there are not any
weird GUI glitches. Do you think Wine is the way to go for me, or am I
better off writing individual versions and keeping the Windows software
native and t
Hi,
Did my patch of 2/17, that allowed for more options in the libraries
dialogue of winecfg, go into the "silent void" that the wine website
speaks of? :-).
I didn't see any notice about it on this list...
Grtz,
Robert
maman yonatan wrote:
so if I understand you properly, you say that there is
no way doing from _outside_ of wine (no matter what
kind of com object I have), is that correct?
Of course there is a way: you could make your own remote procedure call
mechanism. Might be a very cool project, actually
Hi...
As I'm working (a bit) on winecfg, I noticed the following line on the
todo list
Wine installation process should install and configure wine
But of course, winecfg also needs some automatic probing of at least
disks, since there is a "Autodetect me" button in Winecfg for that.
Also, C
Oops, solved the CVS issue by deleting the whole local directory tree
and doing a new checkout...
Robert
Hi,
Is the CVS code broken? When I try to configure, I get an error about a
missing rsabase Makefile.in. Deleting the lines from the configure file
solves the issue...
It may be that I'm just doing something stupid. ;-)
Grtz,
Robert
Joshua Walker wrote:
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" was found as an attachment.
A few things amuse me about this...
1) Coadweaves makes a great product, I just hope that
this wan't sent from a Linux box running crossover.
Well, wouldn't that be an ultimate compatibility test :-). Just test
whether all
Kirk Ruff wrote:
On Thu, 2004-01-15 at 15:23, Dimitrie O. Paun wrote:
On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, Robert van Herk wrote:
We (me and cmorgan) were thinking about dropping that tabsheet :-)...
That's a good idea, the current UI for app-specific settings is terrible.
I agree
Hi...
I understand that you changed something about the app-specific tab-sheet?
We (me and cmorgan) were thinking about dropping that tabsheet :-)...
So I am not sure to what extend your changed are useful in the long term...
Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Robert van Herk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
This is a patch that adds a tabsheet to winecfg, that allows the user
to change the dll overrides; both globally and per app.
I put this in, but note that there are more possibilities that just
builtin or nativ
Dimitrie O. Paun wrote:
On January 1, 2004 08:38 am, Robert van Herk wrote:
When someone configures app1.exe, and later on decides that he actually
meant app2.exe, he might want to rename app1.exe to app2.exe, and so
migrate all the settings.
I'd say don't support that. At lea
Dimitrie O. Paun wrote:
On December 31, 2003 08:00 am, Robert van Herk wrote:
I need such a thing for winecfg, but Win32 doesn't seem to have a
RegKeyRename api-call...
Why do you need the rename a key in winecfg?
When someone configures app1.exe, and later on decides that he act
Hi!
Does anybody have a C algorithm to rename a registry section using the
Win32 API?
I need such a thing for winecfg, but Win32 doesn't seem to have a
RegKeyRename api-call...
Grtz,
Robert
Hi,
Just to let you know: I started on the winecfg thingy officially now :-).
This is the first time I encounter C Win32 code, and I'm loving it
already :-S. Now I know why Windows is so unstable ;-).
Grtz,
Robert
Mike Hearn wrote:
On Sun, 2003-12-28 at 10:25, Lionel Ulmer wrote:
Yeah, but nothing beats editing a registry file with Emacs (which is a joy
to do when, for example, a damn game refuses to re-install because it
detects some keys in the registry from its last installation).
Yeah, that's wh
Did you also experience that it says "Unable to set configuration key"
for anything you'd try to change?
Ah, well basically you need to change the header to point to a winecfg
specific registry branch. The way config in wine works is like this:
...
Okay I'll give it a try.
I was just thi
Oops, didn't search thoroughly enough...
I found the winecfg program. It isn't finished though...
Are you guys still working on it?
Did you also experience that it says "Unable to set configuration key"
for anything you'd try to change?
Didn't you finish it yet because you need some other libr
Was anybody already working on a control panel like applet for Wine?
That would be a panel in which you could configure Wine without having
to edit the text files...
If not, I'll give it a try :-). Would such a program best work on Unix
or instead within Wine? Erhm, stupid question perhaps, I g
First, I would like to mention that having binary compatible registry
implementation is not stricly necessary for load/save compatible to
Windows. We can do import on load and export on save, for example.
There is also the fact that, if I understand correctly, Windows 9x has
different registry
Hi folks,
I may be asking for a needle in the haystack, but:
While playing Warcraft III under Wine, I noticed something odd. Warcraft
uses both a hand as a mouse cursor as a target (circle with cross in the
middle) icon. In ordinary Win32, these two seem to switch. Under wine,
however, only th
Hi people,
I have a question for my start menu generator, that is almost finished
now...
How do I find the path of the wine start menu? (for me it's
~/c/windows/Start Menu, but for someone else it does not have to be like
that...)
Any help here?
Grtz,
Robert
o they might know what some of the
nitty-gritty details are (Unfortunately, I do not).
Do you know if it is possible to recycle code from them? Since there
product seems to be commercial...?
Greetings,
Robert van Herk
Hi all,
As some of you might know I am working on a Wine Start menu, for Linux.
I have heard different things on this list about the way Windows treats
the start menu.
Some told me that it would be better to make a Windows (wine) client
that reads the actual start menu by querying a Wine dll,
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
Just a thought which may or may not be completely out of proportion: In
which sense can Wine and native Desktop be easily synchronized? I see a
number of problems such as who should synchronize to whom. Why make an
arbitrary Unix desktop synchronize to a Wine start menu? Why not the
other way aro
Hi all...
As I understand, right now there are various "standards" on how to write
menus for Linux, that are incompatible. That would mean that writing a
"grand unified ;-)" start menu client as I discussed before is currently
impossible.
What could be made already though, is a Wine deamon tha
OK people,
As I understand (from the explanation by Russell Howe (thanx:-))),
there is a script called wineshelllink that is supposed to install the
created start menu items in your KDE menu.
First of all: this script does not seem to do anything on my
installation (Slackware 9). Are there kn
Hi people,
It is said that there is some kind of start menu that should appear for
Wine. I myself am using Slackware 9/KDE and on my system it does not
show up though.
Furthermore, I do not think the wine start menu, if it exists, is
currently being synchronized with the files in the Start Men
Hi people,
It is said that there is some kind of start menu that should appear for
Wine. I myself am using Slackware 9/KDE and on my system it does not
show up though.
Furthermore, I do not think the wine start menu, if it exists, is
currently being synchronized with the files in the Start Men
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