Custom Query (301 matches)
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #287 | fixed | Drive letter is removed in a file dialog | ||
| Description |
Hi/2. If you open a file using a file dialog, then opening a file again, its drive letter is removed. This occurs when opening a file on the same drive as HOME env var. For examples, if HOME is f:/path/to/home and a opened file is f:/path/to/file, path/to/file is displayed in 'Look in:' field of a file dialog. |
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| #288 | duplicate | Implement WM_QUERYCONVERTPOS | ||
| Description |
Hi/2. I've implemented WM_QUERYCONVERTPOS fully, and attach the patch. Review, please. |
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| #297 | wontfix | icon corruption | ||
| Description |
Hi/2. If some icons, maybe 24-bits or 32-bits icons are used, a default icon of a program is corrupted. That is, an icon of a program listed in a folder on WPS is corrupted. I investigated this problem, and found the causes. They were compressions. Compression is done by two steps in linking stage. One is QMAKE_RUN_RC2EXE, the other is QMAKE_EXEPACK. If removing -x2 from QMAKE_RUN_RC2EXE and exepack from CONFIG, the problem has gone. However, without lxlite, the size of .exe and/or .dll is much bigger. So swapping the order of QMAKE_RUN_RC2EXE and exepack is helpful. That is, compress .exe and/or .dll with lxlite, then embed .res to .exe and/or .dll without compression. Although a whole size is a little bigger, but when porting Windows programs, icons will not be corrupted. |
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