Instead of E_NOTIMPL.
We can't use the dispex's delete because it also applies to dynamic and
builtin props and it also happens too late when deleting by name (after
looking it up), where existing tests show it doesn't look up the dispid
at all.
Signed-off-by: Gabriel Ivăncescu <gabrielopcode@gmail.com>
The previous tests bailed out too early on IE8, and did not test builtin
props. Also added todos for tests that we did not even test because of
returning early.
Signed-off-by: Gabriel Ivăncescu <gabrielopcode@gmail.com>
NVidia and WARP clamp before interpolation in the oFog case; AMD clamps only
after interpolation (which we also do).
On the other hand, test_fog() proves that clamping should not be done before
interpolation in the FFP case, for any driver.
In order to emulate an FFP vertex shader with a real compiled shader, we need to
avoid clamping before interpolation, choosing the AMD behaviour here.
The previous commit ensures that the WTPACKET fields align between
32-bit and 64-bit architectures, so now we can use the same
tablet_get_packet without needing another thunk.
WTPACKET's structure is never directly exposed via the API; it's
internal to Wine. The HCTX value is only used on the wintab32 side,
not the driver side, and it is used as an integer rather than a
pointer, so this should be safe to do.
This eliminates the need to have a wow64 thunk for tablet_get_packet.
This matches with native. It's needed to ensure that mountmgr is started
before other services that use functionality provided by it. Fixes
Autodesk Desktop Licensing Service that uses GetVolumeInformationByHandleW.
Uri_DISPLAY_IDN_HOST makes the hostname in Uri_PROPERTY_ABSOLUTE_URI, Uri_PROPERTY_DOMAIN and
Uri_PROPERTY_HOST appear in punycode or Unicode as it would appear in the Uri_PROPERTY_DISPLAY_URI
property. IDNs appears in Unicode on some Windows version and in punycode on others. Wine chose to
display Unicode for Uri_PROPERTY_DISPLAY_URI. So no need to add special handling for
Uri_DISPLAY_IDN_HOST at the moment because they already display in Unicode.
MSDN documents a way to 'touch' a file in CMD.EXE with:
COPY /B file.ext+,,
(and actually the /B switch doesn't matter).
Signed-off-by: Eric Pouech <epouech@codeweavers.com>
