http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7034
--- Comment #8 from zeratoun zeratoun@gmail.com 2010-11-26 16:06:38 CST --- I've made a fresh install from the 1.3.7 version of wine.
I have the [0xFFFFFFF6, 0x0000000A] range for a [-10,10] settings
Maybe I do not apply the correct procedure
I've made the following procedure:
1 - Install Cspy wine msiexec /i /path/to/ControlSpy.msi 2 - Run Cspy wine /path/to/ControlSpyV5.exe 3 - Select Up/Down Control on the left list 4 - Select the "Message" tab on the Center/Lower part of the program 5 - Select inside the "Message" tab the UDM_SETBASE on the left list called "Messages" 6 - Insert 10 (as at first it's base 10) in the textbox present in the "Wparam" zone 7 - Click "Send" 8 - Select inside the "Message" tab the UDM_SETRANGE on the left list called "Messages" 9 - Insert -10 in the textbox called "wLow" present in the "Lparam" zone 10 - Insert 10 in the textbox called "wHigh" present in the "Lparam" zone 11 - Click "Send" 12 - Play with the control in the upper center part to check if the range is respected. I let the control to -9 13 - Select inside the "Message" tab the UDM_SETBASE on the left list called "Messages" 14 - Insert 16 (we change to base 16) in the textbox present in the "Wparam" zone 15 - Click "Send" 16 - the control show FFFFFF (Is it normal ? ..... that's not the correct value ... however maybe it does like that on windows) 17 - I play with the control and it shows me the correct boundaries
Writing this text I've noticed that if you change the value with the scheme : - 1 clic = 1 change of value : I have the correct range - 1 maintained clic : I have an incorrect range shown until I loose the clic (and then it shows the correct value)
I have also noticed someting that seem to be illogical (but again it may be the same under windows) : I clic down for getting higher values ....... and up for negative values .....
Best regards,