Hi there,
I am a Chinese Wine user. Recently I am studying a notorious wine problem among Chinese community. The problem is that some Chinese application cannot display text correctly.
There is a "dirty" patch submitted in the Ubuntu community, as it is dirty, people don't think the Wine team will accept it.
I am trying to study this problem. My question is, if a new solution is workable and we think is worth to submit to the Wine team, how do I submit the patch?
Thanks,
xrfang
how to compiling wine component and submit a patch?
how to compiling wine component and submit a patch?
On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 1:01 AM, xrfang <[email protected]> wrote:
you're compiling depends on other parts of the tree. Once you've
compiled it once, you can recompile a specific part (e.g., just
gdi32), by cd'ing to its directory and running make there.
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-Austin
You'd be better off compiling the whole source tree, in case the partHi there,
I am a Chinese Wine user. Recently I am studying a notorious wine problem among Chinese community. The problem is that some Chinese application cannot display text correctly.
There is a "dirty" patch submitted in the Ubuntu community, as it is dirty, people don't think the Wine team will accept it.
I am trying to study this problem. My questions are:
1) How do I compile a portion of wine, e.g. gdi32.dll.so, without compiling the entire source tree?
you're compiling depends on other parts of the tree. Once you've
compiled it once, you can recompile a specific part (e.g., just
gdi32), by cd'ing to its directory and running make there.
Submit it to [email protected].2) If a new solution is workable and we think is worth to submit to the Wine team, how do I submit the patch?
--
-Austin
What I'd personally like to see is an app, registry entry or property for specific apps in winecfg to set the language or encoding for that app (or even "the system"), similar to what Microsoft's AppLocale does under Windows itself. This would guarantee applications intended for different languages to use the right character encoding.
how to compiling wine component and submit a patch?
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 1:10 PM, DaVince <[email protected]> wrote:
variable. You can do this in .desktop as well.
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-Austin
You can do that when launching from terminal, use LANG environmentalWhat I'd personally like to see is an app, registry entry or property for specific apps in winecfg to set the language or encoding for that app (or even "the system"), similar to what Microsoft's AppLocale does under Windows itself. This would guarantee applications intended for different languages to use the right character encoding.
variable. You can do this in .desktop as well.
--
-Austin
