to have a nicer API, and to actually work (always a bonus)
- change the libraries page to be based on a listbox rather than a
treeview, clean up and shrink the code
- add accelerator keys to the libraries page, focus management
- make the window title reflect what the user is currently editing
- remove bogus root warning
- remove some unused control IDs in resource.h
- start converting the x11drv dialog to kernel_style from javaStyle
- bugfixing
- rewrite and clean up appdefaults.c, use a listview rather than
treeview
- usability tweak: reverse windows version combo so more recent
versions come first
- usability tweak: improve the add application open dialog box
- add accelerator keys
- enable/disable controls correctly
- begin to standardise on underscore_style for consistency with the
rest of wine
- comment out the translations for now, the UI will be changing more
- begin phasing out libc malloc in favour of the win32 heap
- fixed regression in 'info symbol XXXX' command (and enhanced
presentation)
- fixed regression in line stepping
- fixed regression in & (address operator) handling
- fixed some bad module reference for local symbols
- enhanced register presentation as local variables
- added warning when launching a debuggee which isn't a Wine app
- removed the 'local' extension of display command (and check when
setting the display whether the expr has a local binding)
- simplified exception handling, and factorized some code when
debugger stops
- Move some of the screen mode related functions into wined3d and add
untested support for the new d3d9 options of providing the format to
some of the calls.
- Move other functions from the directx interface into the common
library and implement the calls from d3d9 as well.
- Copy across the first of the functions used to make traces more readable,
creating utils.c to store them in. Eventually the ones in d3d8 will be
removed but for now just duplicate the code.
spacing.
- Use TextOutW rather than DrawTextW as we don't use any features of
DrawTextW.
- Fix caret size and position.
- Implement WM_CHAR and WM_SYSCHAR messages.
Mike Hearn