Stream methods called after parent object has been closed correctly
return STG_E_REVERTED.
Stream refcounting fixed. Now can safely call IStorage destructor
before IStream destructor and guarantee file will be closed.
- check mark is drawn left of a bitmap;
- if a MNS_CHECKORBMP-style menu has a checkmark, do no draw any bitmap;
- space for the popup arrow is also reserved for non popup items;
- implement the MNS_NOCHECK style.
- Use DrawText in stead of GetTextExtendPoint32, to properly measure
strings with ampersands like "&File";
- Fix mess with strings with an embedded tab;
- In case of a menu bar, two extra pixels are added if the item has
both a bitmap and string.
- Move sending WM_MEASUREITEM message for HBMMENU_CALLBACK bitmaps to
MENU_GetBitmapItemSize();
- Save the received bitmap size in the menu item structure as it will
need to be sent in the WM_DRAWITEM message;
- Move sending WM_DRAWITEM message for HBMMENU_CALLBACK bitmaps to
MENU_DrawBitmapItem();
- This also means that HBMMENU_CALLBACK bitmaps are now supported in
menu bars.
- remove unused argument from functions
- print the pointer in the str_array_push TRACE to be able to distinguish
the different arrays.
- comment and white space cleanups
Use a separate array/stack for the back references to names as
sym->stack is used to push temporary strings to it which breaks back
referencing in some occasions (26 symbols in the mfc42 dll). During
this cleanup get_class() a little bit.
In test_demangle use a custom strcmp that treats multiple spaces as
single space. __unDName() from older msvcrt (including W2K it seems)
emit in some places 2 spaces instead of one. Fixes 20 failing tests on
those old Windows versions.
Change the apartment model field to a boolean that just specifies
whether the apartment is multi-threaded or not and fix up all the
places where this is used.
Fixes a bug where we would return an error if the previous apartment
model passed into CoInitializeEx matches the new apartment model, but
additional optimisation flags are specified.
Setting the EOF flag only if _read() returns zero is not enough as we
could also read something AND hit the end of file.
_read() already sets another internal EOF flag, so just use this too.
Removing todo_wine from the test case.
When calling fread() with a large enough buffer to reach the end of
the file a subsequent feof() should return true; (marked as todo_wine
because it doesn't work atm).
Dr J A Gow