Did you change ANSI codepage? As you may know, Japanese (codepage 932) is not compatible with Windows 1252 except for 7-bit ASCII characters. So you have to change codepage settings, Language for Non-Unicode Programs, in the Control Panel.
Most of wine test try to run ANSI version of APIs. Language specific texts (e.g. error messages, startup folder name, day of week names, font face name) aren't represented properly in other codepages. On Sun, 17 Feb 2013 10:52:06 +0100 (CET), Francois Gouget wrote: > * comctl32:listview (Hebrew and Japanese) > listview.c:3822: Test failed: Expected 96, got 112 > listview.c:4751: Test failed: Expected 96, got 112 > > Both correspond to the use of GetDeviceCaps(LOGPIXELSX) so something > must be wrong there: > todo_wine expect(((GetDeviceCaps(hdc, LOGPIXELSX) + 15) / 16) * 16, > rect.right); > todo_wine expect(((GetDeviceCaps(hdc, LOGPIXELSX) + 15) / 16) * 16, ret); It seems that this size depends on window appearance. I changed font size of "Icon" in "Window Color and Appearance" window. The test was passed in "Tahoma 8", but failed in "Meiryo 9", Japanese default settings in Windows 7. The default settings were "Tahoma 8" in Windows XP era, thus the testbot doesn't complain about this. (skip Hebrew topic...) > * rpcrt4:rpc (Japanese only) > rpc.c:171: Test failed: DceErrorInqTextA(deviation...) > > Based on the comment it does not seem surprising that this would > be language-specific: > /* One for which FormatMessage should succeed but > * DceErrorInqText should "fail" > * 3814 is generally quite a long message > */ Yes, I verified DceErrorInqTextA returned language-specific message on native Windows. I guess this caused by ANSI conversion error. But it is curious why test on line 164 was succeeded. Anyway, these tests succeeded on my PC, Japanese Windows 7 (x64). > * shell32:progman_dde (Hebrew and Japanese) > progman_dde.c:377: Test failed: Window "?????" was not created in 45 > seconds - assumed failure. [S_G:11] > > Based on the 'S_G:11' this would correspond to this line: > ShowGroupTest(instance, hConv, "[ShowGroup(Startup,0)]", DMLERR_NO_ERROR, > "Startup", StartupTitle, TRUE, DDE_TEST_SHOWGROUP|testnum++); Ditto. There is ANSI conversion error, too. I guess "?????" is localized startup folder name that didn't convert into Windows 1252 characters. This test also succeeded on my PC. Regards, Akihiro Sagawa
