The following rudely changed function:
static HRESULT WINAPI WebBrowser_put_RegisterAsBrowser(IWebBrowser2 *iface, VARIANT_BOOL bRegister) { WebBrowser *This = WEBBROWSER_THIS(iface); FIXME("(%p)->(%x)\n", This, bRegister); TRACE("dadebug fake return\n"); /* My rude addition. */ return S_OK; /* My rude addition */ return E_NOTIMPL; }
in
wine/dlls/shdocvw/webbrowser.c
works around wine bug 5183. For me.
The app I use to run the test is a VB app written by a friend (not commercial software).
I have no idea what the above function is really supposed to do nor any idea how to even find out. I really don't want a web browser running out of VB anyway :-)
Note that a couple years ago the app in question worked. But stopped with Run-time error "445":Object doesn't support this action (oleaut32) at some point.
If anyone could make a suggestion of something *meaningful* I could do about this that would be great. What if the above simply returned S_OK with a FIXME instead of E_NOTIMPL??? Would that be an acceptable hack for the official source?
David Anderson
Hi David,
David Anderson wrote:
What if the above simply returned S_OK with a FIXME instead of E_NOTIMPL??? Would that be an acceptable hack for the official source?
Sure, that'd be fine in this case. Feel free to send a patch.
Thanks, Jacek