Hi wine team, I have a Windows app that draws stock charts, but it has one pop-up dialog that doesn't quite work as intended under wine. I've tried at least a dozen different WINEDEBUG channels without finding any significant error messages, so, which one(s) to use? Using just the 'dialog' channel I can see the offending dialog being created, but none of the system calls that are generated when actually using the dialog. Here is the ListView that's not behaving correctly: trace:dialog:DIALOG_GetControl32 L"SysListView32" L"List1" 210, 3, 17, 88, 51, 50814505, 00000000, 00000000 (BTW, the dialog has several other items like buttons and tab views that work perfectly. Only the ListView is flakey.) It has a list of items with check-boxes so they can be selected by clicking in the box, but when I click on them no check-mark appears in the box. Instead, I get an up/down arrow cursor that allows me to drag an item up or down in the list, but the item remains un-selected when I release the mouse button. I've tried the channels that seem obvious to me, like commdlg, listbox, listview and several others, but I see no errors, fixmes, or even warnings. Can anyone offer a guess at what channels I should be using, or maybe some other diagnostics altogether? Many thanks. (BTW, I'm using today's code from the wine git repo - I pull from it at least once a week.)
hellork
2010-Apr-03 21:16 UTC
[Wine] Re: How to choose the appropriate winedebug channels?
walt wrote:> Hi wine team, > > I have a Windows app that draws stock charts, but it has one pop-up dialog > that doesn't quite work as intended under wine. > > I've tried at least a dozen different WINEDEBUG channels... > > snip...)Try +message or +relay,+tid http://wiki.winehq.org/DebugChannels