http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9491
Daniel Jelinski djelinski1@gmail.com changed:
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--- Comment #10 from Daniel Jelinski djelinski1@gmail.com 2012-12-30 13:28:01 CST --- There are several issues here: - native GetSubItemRect does not even check if an item exists, it just returns top and bottom coordinates of where an item would be if it existed. Item -1 is not for header, it's for an item above item 0. You may easily check that by adding so many items that scrollbar appears, then scrolling down, then clicking on the header. In fact, any item number (negative or positive, related to existing item or not) works just as well. - on a related note, for LVIR_ICON the returned top, bottom and left bounds are the same as for LVIR_BOUNDS, right is equal to left + ImageList icon width. I'm not sure yet if LVS_EX_SUBITEMIMAGES plays any role here (tested with delphi, which doesn't expose that setting) - Second issue, which appears only when the first one is fixed, is that Wine's row height is one pixel smaller than native's - Issue with all rows blue is due to Wine's redraw logic - on insert it scrolls items instead of redrawing them. Changing ScrollWindowEx to InvalidateRect in LISTVIEW_ScrollOnInsert results in correct colors. - Issue with only first column painted blue is because native comctl initializes NMLVCUSTOMDRAW structure only once per item, and then reuses the same structure for each subitem, while Wine creates and initializes a new structure for each subitem.