You could also view the global config as the values with which to
initialise the local config when a user first uses wine. You might also
want to have a process that would refresh those values should it be
necessary to change something for all users, but that presupposes multi
user, and as I reca
Alexandre Julliard wrote:
> David Elliott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I didn't mean switching between different compiled versions of wine, I meant
> > just switching config files and registry hives.
>
> That's exactly what WINEPREFIX is for. It switches to a different set
> of config file/r
Changelog:
* Added basic working stubs of new Windows 2000 API functions.
This patch provides working stubs for some of the new Windows 2000 API calls
as follows:
Terminal Server functions:
* RegOpenCurrentUser has been implemented by opening HKEY_CURRENT_USER Both
dlls/advapi32/registry.c and
Hi All,
i've tracked down the source of the Netscape 4.7 painting problem i've
been looking at... but i'm not sure how to fix it.
The problem is that the stock varible font as fetched by
GetStockObject(STOCK_ANSI_VAR_FONT) changes. Initially it is MS Sans
Serif, but later changes to helvetica.
I have now divided up the fixes into the four classes, and discarded the
ones that are of no relevance.
This leaves about 30 patches, a few of which really should be grouped
together.
The fixes come into a number of broad headings:-
1) New function
2) Minor fixes, particularly they seem to have
Can you send me the shell32 and filedlg related parts (or just everything)?
I would like to look at least over the code since I guess from your descriptions
there might be some application specific hacks in it.
Where to get the whole patch on the web?
Thanks
Juergen
Hi!
I had a look at geralds patch and he moving the code whats initializing
the view after sending some messages.
This should be ok since is not a problem to initialize the shellview as late as
possible to allow other programs to eg. reorder controls or to resize the
hidden listview.
The shellv
Hi,
On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Dmitry Timoshkov wrote:
> Hello.
>
> Changelog:
> Make bitmap menu items look like in windows when selected,
> i.e. hilited and inverted.
This patch does not seem right to me. I base this on my observations
of the behavior of the grafmenu, a smaple prog
> Your mail to 'wine-devel' with the subject:
>
> RFC: Logical to device translation layer
>
> Is being held until the list moderator can review it for approval.
>
> The reason it is being held:
>
> Message body too long (>40k)
>
> Either the message will get posted to the list, or yo
After the discussion triggered by Mark Dufour's attempt
to optimize X11DRV_LineTo, I sat down I tried to think
through what various people had said and try to find
a solution that would satisfy the worries of different
people including myself. :-)
This resulted in the following solution to the pr
On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Patrik Stridvall wrote:
> > Message body too long (>40k)
> >
> > Either the message will get posted to the list, or you will receive
> > notification of the moderator's decision.
>
> Intresting but a little irritating feature of the new mailing list.
>
> I understand
> Okay, I've approved, but it's on your own peril.
Oh well < 100kb => < 20s with a 56k modem.
I don't expect anybody to be _that_ pissed off.
At least I hope not. :-)
> There is no
> limit to the
> size of postings to wine-patches, but wine-devel, on the
> other hand, runs
> with a 40K limit.
Sorry if this is covered somewhere and I just missed
it. What is the preferred way to get wine's source
tree. Is it acceptable to cvs login and cvs checkout
all of wine, or is there some other more preferrable
way?
Thanks.
George
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Hi all,
I am starting to work on CRTDLL implementing it on top of Windows calls
instead of UNIX.
As I understand it, Windows executables definitely need a working CRTDLL as
forwarding things like fopen to UNIX would not give the desired behavior.
Are Winelib programs also supposed to use the wi
On Fri, Oct 27, 2000 at 06:14:35PM -0700, George Boutwell wrote:
> Sorry if this is covered somewhere and I just missed
> it. What is the preferred way to get wine's source
> tree. Is it acceptable to cvs login and cvs checkout
> all of wine, or is there some other more preferrable
> way?
Yes, C
This is an old, old package of (very) simplistic games that I've found on
one of my old HDs.
It contains games such as "Jezz Ball", "Maxwell", "Ski", "Warhead", etc.
Most of the stuff in there seems to work, which the notable exception of
two VB games.
There were a few display glitches, maily ca
On Sat, 28 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am trying to make a winelib rundll32, but I can not get GetProcAddress
> to return anything but (nil). I must be doing something even stupider
> than the stupid errors I have already fixed, but I can't see it. Maybe
> somebody who is really bore
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