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Phil Krylov wrote:
On 03/07/2008, Dylan Smith dylan.ah.smith@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 2:01 PM, Juan Lang juan.lang@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Dylan,
- if (!editor->bEmulateVersion10 || (editor->nEventMask & ENM_UPDATE))
- if (!editor->dwEmulatedVersion || (editor->nEventMask & ENM_UPDATE))
This change is incorrect, as dwEmulatedVersion is never set to 0. I believe you mean if (editor->dwEmulatedVersion > 0x100 || ...
You're right, that was a mistake. Thanks for catching it.
I have to ask, though: what bug does this fix?
This doesn't fix a bug, but it allows me to add functionality for msftedit.dll without changing the way riched20.dll works when loaded directly. Without storing more than a boolean value it will be hard to support the multiple versions of richedit controls.
I would like to properly implement tables for richedit controls, which greatly differs in how it is implemented between riched20.dll and msftedit.dll. Should I only worry about how it is done in the newer richedit controls? I am worried that this will cause problems considering that amy program that loads msftedit.dll assumes that they are getting a specific implementation.
IMHO no real applications depend on poverty of table functionality of versions 2 and 3. If somebody finds one, we could think about it then... To my knowledge, there is just one thing better in table support of 2.0 than in 3.0 and IIRC 4.1: better breaking of long tables on page boundaries when printing. But I consider it a bug in versions >2.0 which we should not replicate (when EM_FORMATRANGE will be supported).
I will look into this as time permits. I am now on a three hour commute for my present employment committment, which is through the end of July. I may be extended, picked up by the future company, discarded or find employment closer to my domincile, or any combination. I have looked at Troy Rollo's code and it was current as of 0.9.59. If someone wants it, I can zip up the difference file and send it to them. I can also add it to the issue I was working with.
James McKenzie