if you want to quickly
decode a mangled name.
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wiki(there's
some password for the wiki I keep forgetting).
OK, well, I shall do the same too. :)
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tends to fill up pretty quickly.
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haven't been who would like to attend,
then they should come first. :)
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It looks like the GSoC mentor summit for 2012 has been announced. Are
any of the mentors this year interested in attending? It's happening on
the 20th/21st October in Mountain View.
Details are on the GSoC mentor wiki:
http://gsoc-wiki.osuosl.org/index.php/2012
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On 28/06/2012 11:33, Owen Rudge wrote:
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dlls/msvcp60/msvcp60.spec | 638
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Sorry, I ran the make_specfiles script without realising that
msvcp60.spec shouldn't have been updated. I've resent the patch without
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is still
functionally correct; would you like me to resubmit it to modify/remove
the comments referring to it being a 'bug'?
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) HTML Help documentation can be found here:
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=21138
Additionally, as Francois mentioned, the HTML Help header files do
include some references to unimplemented functionality.
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So I propose the attached patch.
I wouldn't object to that. If somebody wants to implement support for
the Jump buttons in the future, they can always be re-added, although I
would say that in such a circumstance, a resource file entry wouldn't be
necessary anyway.
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be displayed to the user.
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(captioned Notes, Next, Previous) with
no apparent functionality whatsoever. Microsoft's own documentation
suggests these are not implemented. I expect we could remove those
from Wine's hhctrl without any great consequences.
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the toolbar buttons
for IDTB_TOC_NEXT/PREV, but I can't find any documentation on what
they're meant to do, and he added no actual functionality, so they can
probably go too.
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to officially confirm things is the 30th September,
but we probably want to figure things out before then to sort out
travel, etc.
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The gsoc mentor summit organizing is getting started. Do any fellow mentors
want to travel there?
I'd be interested if there's a space going free. We just get to send 2
mentors though as I understand it?
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the
current situation where options are scattered between the control panel,
winecfg, etc. The key will be figuring out what you want to do, how
you're going to achieve it, and making sure it will be acceptable to the
wider Wine community.
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., use the --attach
parameter to git format-patch).
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in that list
when they're not actually installed. To me, a separate tab would seem
better.
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as a potential WineConf venue in the future, and would be happy to
organise such a conference. Next year is I think currently planned to be
Minnesota, however, as Michael explains.
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in its
own right.
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The group picture taken this morning:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/marcusmeissner/5191522943/
For all the ones who staid at home ;)
Nice use of Photoshop. ;)
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of the destination buffers
are signed. So hopefully we shouldn't have an issue with negative values
being multiplied incorrectly.
I'll have a poke around and produce a revised patch.
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the previous e-mail at the time. (I do
see it now.)
Thanks for your feedback,
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in the future, we will need to
accommodate that in new DLLs.
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guess is what you were
getting at, Henri. I'm not too convinced Microsoft is likely to change
it during the D3D10 lifecycle, but I guess it doesn't hurt to be safe.
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, for instance. But I agree that it's probably not worth including
them in Wine's documentation.
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provider.
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Freenode server manually? I seem to
be on lindbohm.freenode.net, and it's working fine.
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routines pad out to an 8-byte boundary, rather than 16
bytes. I guess as long as we're testing a DLL that we don't control,
this step may well be necessary.
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in include/mapi.h, but a ULONG_PTR in my copy of the PSDK.
I can confirm the same with the Windows 7 PSDK, although I do have an
older SDK that has it just as ULONG. I imagine it perhaps changed when
Windows went 64-bit. I'll submit a patch for this too.
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to make it more robust however, and shall
submit a revised version tomorrow.
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There's a new patch tracker?
http://source.winehq.org/patches/ :)
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Owen, also please use more reasonable names for particular tests -
dotest means nothing.
I agree that the test names are not particularly descriptive. However, I
chose those names to indicate that the tests match the existing DoTest
functions. Perhaps both sets of functions should ideally
Hi Nikolay,
I've tested this a bit and it flickers like hell in some cases. Looks
like list requests redraw even if selection doesn't change (pointer is
still over already selected item).
Hmm, yes, it seems it does still redraw if you move the mouse when selecting,
although it shouldn't if
This patch suggest that one of the previous patches in this series makes
the tests succeed or actually fail as they are inside a todo_wine().
The previous patch is the one that makes the tests succeed. I split the
todo_wine removal from the tests due to the modifications being in separate
disagree there.
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Hi Nikolay,
I don't think you need such duplication. Why not to use a single
rectangle? Looks like you always offset it to listview origin,
so these rectangle differ in offset only, that's why you introduced
another iterator_* helper. If I'm right about that it's better to
add another
Hi Nikolay,
I don't think you need such duplication. Why not to use a single
rectangle? Looks like you always offset it to listview origin,
so these rectangle differ in offset only, that's why you introduced
another iterator_* helper. If I'm right about that it's better to
add another
misunderstanding what
you're saying here, but I'm not sure I see where the problem is?
Behaviour is, as far as I can tell, identical with my patch and without
it, with the exception of course of the NM_SETFOCUS if the window does
not already have focus.
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tests that use the
v6 controls (if not now then perhaps in th future, if they encounter the
same issues you did).
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.
That's the same bug you mentioned in your previous e-mail - I've not yet
submitted a fix for this, but shall do as soon as I can.
Thanks for your testing,
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Hi Nikolay,
Didn't test it much yet, but few issues from a start:
I'll look into these issues and try to submit a fix as soon as possible.
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want to look at http://tinyurl.com/ybo28lt for
instance.
If the tests are working on Windows but not on Wine, the obvious reason
for your tests failing would be that the required alpha channel support
is not implemented.
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and see if those tests
work? For me at least, they all functioned correctly on both XP and Vista.
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is for the largest part unaffected.
I appreciate your comments, and hopefully this message will help explain
things. It was obviously never my intention to put the project into
jeopardy by replicating MS code directly (and, of course, this is
something I have not done anyway).
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versions of comctl32, as in Windows itself.
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as
disassembly. This is a mistake I won't be making again.
I'll make the appropriate changes tomorrow and re-submit if there are no
other issues that need dealing with.
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in their own right. I'll try it later.
Placing the code in a header would I be another solution, albeit in my
opinion a bit of a messy one.
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into a
single patch though if necessary.
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submit a patch to support that in the Wine applet.
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a more substantial project out of those areas.
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a safety
measure to make sure I'm not the single point of failure.
What kind of would be involved in being a backup admin? I could perhaps
put myself forward for this - hopefully of course you won't be hit by
any buses, though. ;-)
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with
getting Wine out to users, ensuring a smooth experience for these users,
and the challenges involves in this. It seemed to be well-received, and
the talk is now up on YouTube:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=5E2HDQw4xmM
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though doesn't seem too bad.
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in the theme drop-down (which would then
disable the appearance tab, or replace it with a to modify appearance,
please use your window manager's configuration panel message).
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get some hacking done. :-)
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/win32s.hlp. Note that
Win32s 1.1 didn't support things like OLE 2.0, MAPI, ODBC, etc (which later
versions of Win32s did, I believe), so getting the latest documentation
would probably be best.
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about getting things done in an open source environment. Thanks to all,
particularly my mentor Juan, for help and support along the way!
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so I can fix it.
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of
it. (Note also that the New Folder line in many of the .rc files, which is
above IDS_CPANEL_TITLE, is wrong in most of them.)
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accepted into the last couple of rounds of commits. If there's anything
glaringly wrong with it that I haven't spotted, or another reason why
they've not made it into the codebase yet, please do let me know. :-)
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they weren't accepted.
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.
Likewise, the next step could add a do-nothing dialog ... and so on.
Yes, this is more or less what I was planning to do now. I'll have a rumble
around and see what I can come up with.
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Seems to be a copy-paste
Well spotted, apparently both my mentor and I managed to miss this! Shall
get that sorted now...
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at
http://repo.or.cz/w/wine/gsoc_cpanel.git.
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/GitWine#head-f7a29e7ed999b5924748a60c5a1cd4a019032d26
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in the registry. I could add a
check for CPL entries in control.ini if desired using the
GetPrivateProfileSection function, and if/when Wine does support INI file
mapping, the code wouldn't then need updating to point to the right place.
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for control.ini, section [mmcpl] to HKCU\Control
Panel\MMCPL.
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if the standalone control.exe does. Ideally, the standalone
control.exe would be replaced with a stub that launches the Explorer, but of
course Wine doesn't have a built-in Explorer yet.
I'll do some testing with this app later and see what the problem is.
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Commands desktop and
color.
That's something I can look into, indeed.
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compatible with Windows.
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of the file.
I've submitted an updated patch to wine-patches now. Thanks.
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be a
good start, rather than coming along straight away with a large patch that
hacks up winecfg!
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general icon for Wine configuration?
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Configuration icon would be a bad thing, for the time being at least.
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of this control panel, it
seems to me to be reasonable to include for the time being, so that it
can be developed over the next month or so to include all this extra
functionality - instead of turning up at the end of July with a large
unwieldy patch!
Hope this helps clarify things,
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be best to ask now, before I do any more work
on it. ;-) My intention for the rest of my project is also to working on
assorted other control panels, however, which don't overlap with winecfg's
functionality!
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up the tabs that are not application-specific, which
are the Desktop Appearance and Sound portions. These would become
accessible through standard control panels, with the rest of the tabs
remaining in winecfg normally.
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are
out of the way.
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is actually a Wine DLL, and
to use the appropriate dlopen-type routines to read it.
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to iterate through the registry to retrieve application
details (for Add/Remove Programs, at least) may be better.
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for Wine that supports
third-party control panels is something that would be very useful for
end-users.
If anyone has any comments or suggestions regarding my proposal, I'd very
much appreciate any feedback.
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to configure wine
This sounds like a pretty decent way of going about things. Number 2 was
something I hadn't particularly considered doing initially, but I'll have a
look for the patch that was posted recently and see what I think about it
and how much work is likely to be involved.
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