On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Dmitry Timoshkov wrote:
By the way, now I think that switching of look in Wine is made in the wrong
way. I believe that it should be done by some sort of ctl3d.dll (win98look.dll,
win95look.dll, kde10look.dll, etc.). But of course it is much more work, than
just to make
Hi,
I've just discussed this with Ralf Flaxa (chief of sample implementation LSB)
who is coincidently sitting in the office right beside mine :)
robert w hall wrote on comp.emulators.ms-windows.wine:
aj writes:-
I think the problem is that they changed the value of USER_CS and
USER_DS
Forgot the patch. Here it is.
On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Dmitry Timoshkov wrote:
Francois Gouget [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This patch does not seem right to me. I base this on my observations
of the behavior of the grafmenu, a smaple program of the Petzold 95.
This program creates a menu
hello!
it seems like discussion about packaging reached the end, but the
whitepaper mentioned by ove is nowhere (or is good hidden at least). i
think we need that rules about packaging. that's why i reviewed all the
messages about this subject and tried to make the summary what most
people want
* create complete Wine configuration as the part of postinstall process
(set "wine with windows" if windows installation is present, "wine
without windows" in other case + create according fake windows directory
tree + registry entries). the configuration file should be global.
I don't
Unfortunately, I guess rpms don't have such a system, so the decision of
whether to make the package configure things interactively or not will be
up to you non-debian people. Debian empowers users with choice...
well, now i see there is still some space for RPM package system
Francois Gouget [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Finally the focus rectangle is not drawn in xor mode (in Win9x at
least).
Are you sure about that? The doc explicitly states that it does a xor
(and all callers inside Wine rely on this).
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Alexandre Julliard
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On 30 Oct 2000, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Francois Gouget [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Finally the focus rectangle is not drawn in xor mode (in Win9x at
least).
Are you sure about that? The doc explicitly states that it does a xor
(and all callers inside Wine rely on this).
No,
Hi,
I have started implementing MSVCRT for Wine and specifically for use with
Winelib.
Attached are three files, msvcrt.diff, msvcrt_lazy.diff, and msvcrt.tar.gz
The msvcrt.diff contains the changes you will need to make to your wine
source tree (against the CVS of about 20 minutes ago).
The
Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Jeremy White [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't recall a discussion in which putting the spec file building
stuff in CVS was rejected. I think it's a great idea to have it in CVS.
Did I miss something? I suppose Alexandre is the real authority,
because
Okay, things are simpler than they look.
Eyes are afraid - hands are doing (russian byword).
I have wrote a very simple sample that demonstrates bitmaps
in the menu (mono and 16 colors, you can add your own of course).
Selected color bitmaps are inverted in both win95 and win98,
but monochrome
On Tue, 31 Oct 2000, Dmitry Timoshkov wrote:
Okay, things are simpler than they look.
Eyes are afraid - hands are doing (russian byword).
I have wrote a very simple sample that demonstrates bitmaps
in the menu (mono and 16 colors, you can add your own of course).
You application is
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