This is my first time posting to the winehq forums, though I've been using wine for decades and I hope someone is able to help!
We would like to run Microwave Office under Linux using Wine because we do not use Windows, however AWR does not provide support for this configuration. A bit of searching indicates they were considering support for Linux back in 2003 but it wasn't carried on. Maybe they will try again and package it with wine---but who knows---it works pretty well except for this listbox problem. Here's the issue:
The first column of the listbox (see screenshot) will select (but is not editable), and the remaining columns do not respond to clicking. If I try to click one of the "tune" checkboxes, nothing happens and I get these two errors in the console (I bolded the difference):
0118:err:listview:LISTVIEW_WindowProc unknown msg 10ae wp=00000000 lp=00000000
0118:err:listview:LISTVIEW_WindowProc unknown msg 108c wp=00000004 lp=00000000
Does anyone know a winetrick or dll override that I could try? The app works pretty well aside from listboxes so it would be nice to find a fix.
I'm running the wine 5.15 tag from git built on CentOS7. Mono and Gecko are installed, other than that it is a vanilla deployment. I think the program is 64-bit:
]$ file MWOffice.exe
MWOffice.exe: PE32+ executable (GUI) x86-64, for MS Windows
See the output of winedebug.log, attached. It was invoked with WINEDEBUG=warn+all . If you would like to try yourself, you can get a 7-day eval here (you will need to configure a random C: volume serial number in winecfg->drives->c:->show advanced->serial to sign up):
https://awrcorp.com/register/persona.aspx?path=4
To reproduce the problem:
- Install AWR
- Install the license (emailed to you)
- Right-click schematics and add a schematic
- Select Draw->More Elements (CTRL-L) to add a resistor "RES - Resistor (closed form)" and place it on the schematic. You can type "RES" in the filter box to find the component easily.
- Select View->Variable Browser (ALT-6)
- Try to change the value to something (ie, from 1 Ohm to 1000 Ohms)
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