Christian Neumair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The version in HEAD actually doesn't unlock the window inside the > function but just exits the if loop. The patch adds an unlock function > (see msdn, when not passing hwnd, the active window should be unlocked) > and moves the stub to the place where it belongs. Basically this makes > the code easier to read. If you want we can remove the whole if (!hwnd) > code because if hwnd is 0, lockedWnd = hwnd does the right thing, too.
Well, it already does the right thing today, so I don't see why you need to change it. If it's just to make it more readable OK, but I don't see much point given that this function is completely wrong anyway. And I definitely don't see a reason for removing the fixme message. -- Alexandre Julliard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
