Hi,
When your app doesn't work on wine, you need to open a wine source file and try to understand what does it do and what goes wrong. Even if they're named explicitly, you may have to look at its code. And so you're asking where can this function be defined ? You can use the command line with find but I prefer using "grep" feature available at http://source.winehq.org/git/wine.git/?a=shortlog because you can then open in your web browser the file exactly where you want.
And you may read something like "solved by commit xxx" on bugzilla without a link. In this case, I also open the same URL as above and click on any commitdiff link. I cut the end of the new URL and paste what I read previously.
So, I wondered : "Hey ! Why don't you use your search plugins to do that !" (I'm on Firefox but all web browsers have this feature too)
Here is why I wrote these two xml. Two lines have to be included on the server side. And the good news is it's even compatible with IE.
Should I send these at wine-patches ? Any comment ?
GOUJON Alexandre schrieb:
Hi,
When your app doesn't work on wine, you need to open a wine source file and try to understand what does it do and what goes wrong. Even if they're named explicitly, you may have to look at its code. And so you're asking where can this function be defined ? You can use the command line with find but I prefer using "grep" feature available at http://source.winehq.org/git/wine.git/?a=shortlog because you can then open in your web browser the file exactly where you want.
And you may read something like "solved by commit xxx" on bugzilla without a link. In this case, I also open the same URL as above and click on any commitdiff link. I cut the end of the new URL and paste what I read previously.
So, I wondered : "Hey ! Why don't you use your search plugins to do that !" (I'm on Firefox but all web browsers have this feature too)
Here is why I wrote these two xml. Two lines have to be included on the server side. And the good news is it's even compatible with IE.
Should I send these at wine-patches ? Any comment ?
Did you see the search functions at http://source.winehq.org/source/ ???
Le 03/28/10 19:27, André Hentschel a écrit :
Did you see the search functions at http://source.winehq.org/source/ ???
No but these pages lacks ... style. I mean, it should be very useful for a text based web browser (like w3m) but I definitely prefer the 'git' links. Moreover, with the OpenSearch feature, the search area is always visible and usable at any time. Thus, people who want to find something could use what he likes the most... It's a not a big change, but some people could enjoy it...
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GOUJON Alexandre