I'm trying to track down a crash in a commercial application (Lotus 123 '97)
and would appreciate some advice on how to proceed.
The application crashes while painting its splash screen due to the use of a
null pointer in a function called from X11DRV_BitBlt. Tracing back, things begin
to go
Hello all.
Some time ago, when I was testing standard USER controls with the new unicode
stuff, I encountered the following problem not related to controls at all.
One of my test applications is Adobe PageMaker 6.5. It loads its plugins and
initializes menu with strings loaded from the plugin
On Sun, 21 Jan 2001, you wrote:
Looking at the X11DRV driver there are quite a few places where the
GDI_GetObjPtr return value is not tested; how about returning the appropriate
error code in case of failure ? Quick and easy, and also the Right Thing (TM).
Yes I wondered about that. The
hello!
1) in case of win95/98/me we load the content of %windir%/user.dat
registry file under HKEY_USERS/.DEFAULT key. the real windows doesn't do
it - they load under HKEY_USERS key. on my system there're two keys in
mentioned user.dat file which do not belong under HKEY_USERS/.DEFAULT,
so
On Sun, Jan 21, 2001 at 07:07:00PM +0100, gerard patel wrote:
At 03:53 PM 1/21/01 +, you wrote:
Yes I wondered about that. The problem is, what is the Right Thing - fail the
BitBlt operation? Also Alexandre mentioned a few days ago that he was not keen
on rippling errors back up the
At 03:53 PM 1/21/01 +, you wrote:
Yes I wondered about that. The problem is, what is the Right Thing - fail the
BitBlt operation? Also Alexandre mentioned a few days ago that he was not keen
on rippling errors back up the function chain if nothing useful could be done at
the top-level.
In
Josh DuBois [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
While it does seem better in principle to me to have to use 'signed
char' in situations where you care about sign, I don't like the fact
that, unless we make all chars signed by default on all platforms, I
don't think we can preserve char* LPSTR as the
"Joao clemente" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was thinking of changing the keybord settings in X11 so that I try to find
out something else about this matter...
Do you think it's worth triying? ( lame question : I do that in Xf86config
file, right?)
Btw... do you think I can read some
