On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Jeremy White wrote:
[...]
We have a PHP/MySQL database that we are hoping to release
to the world 'soon' which does this.
[...]
You can then edit any given API and enter subjective
data about the quality of its implementation.
[...]
This sounds great.
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Log message:
Added support for WINEPREFIX environment variable.
Hmmm... does this mean, I will be able to run more versions
of wine at once? (i.e. to solve the probel: program A runs
under wine-xyz only and program B under wine-qwe?)
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Petr Tomasek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Log message:
Added support for WINEPREFIX environment variable.
Hmmm... does this mean, I will be able to run more versions
of wine at once? (i.e. to solve the probel: program A runs
under
"Stephane Lussier" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With xev you can specify a window id on the command line. So I've launched
Notepad with Wine, and then start "xev -id x" where xxx correspond to
Notepad window. As you can guess xev was consistent with what I've found
with Wine, the state
Alexandre wrote:
It may be due to the fact that Wine disables the XKB extension. I'm
not entirely sure why we do that but there was probably a good
reason...
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Alexandre Julliard
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You're right. By commenting the line:
putenv("XKB_DISABLE=");
in windows/x11drv/main.c
On 7 Apr 2000, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Yes, as long as you make sure each one uses the correct wineserver.
WINEPREFIX allows multiple servers to be running, using different
registries. Later on I'm planning to move the config file to the
WINEPREFIX dir too (and probably change it to use the
Petr Tomasek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
One thought: maybe it would be usefull to have something
like WINECONFIG beeing able to override the WINEPREFIX
variable. (Consider two instances of wine having to run
different versions of dll's c)
No, we have to use the same file for all instances,
