Move the code that creates the default IME window, from IntCreateWindow to co_UserCreateWindowEx, just before sending WM_NCCALCSIZE message.
CORE-18723 CORE-18754 CORE-18773 CORE-18785 CORE-18802 CORE-18803
- Add uFlags argument to CDefaultContextMenu::AddShellExtensionsToMenu- CCopyToMenu, CMoveToMenu, and CSendToMenu check the uFlags against (CMF_NOVERBS | CMF_VERBSONLY).
CORE-16544
The guilty commit a2c6af0 enabled the IMM mode. So we have to take care of the default IME windows.
Using IS_WND_IMELIKE against WNDS_DESTROYED window was the cause of BSoD. CORE-18777
This allows DevExpress Ribbon Notepad sample to start.
Also add a fat DPRINT1 suggested by Timo Kreuzer,
because there is a lot wrong in the code.
CORE-18091 CORE-18558
MmLoadSystemImage has a PUNICODE_STRING NamePrefix parameter which is
currently unused in ReactOS. When the kernel loads the crash dump
storage stack drivers, the drivers will be loaded with MmLoadSystemImage
with a "dump_" or "hiber_" (for hibernation, which uses crash dump
stack too) prefix. This change adds in the prefix support, and is
supposed to push crash dump support forward.
CORE-376
Miniport drivers import from NDIS, but NDIS does not support being
loaded as a dependent driver (it does not have DllInitialize).
Instead, NDIS needs to load before all possible miniport drivers,
even boot-start ones. We achieve this by placing it in its own service
order group, which loads before the NDIS group.
All our miniport drivers are demand-start, so would automatically start
later. The ndisprot driver from the ticket is likely the first boot-start
miniport we've encountered. Since DriverEntry did not run,
AdapterListHead was NULL, resulting in the crash.
[THEMES] Eliminates the last references to "Open Sans" font.
This is an addendum to 0.4.13-dev-765-g 04a361d091
"Open Sans" has been replaced by "Trebuchet MS" back then.
[DOC] Mention trebuc*.ttf as being based on 'Open Sans Fonts'
- Use SAL2 annotations.
- KdSendPacket(): Validate DEBUG_IO API call.
- KdReceivePacket(): Take the LengthOfStringRead into account; use
KdbpReadCommand() to read the input, so that correct line edition
is available (backspace, etc.)
- Don't read anything and return immediately if the buffer size is zero.
- Allow the controlling keys (up/down arrows, backspace) even if the
buffer is full! (especially backspace if too much has been written).
- Return the number of characters stored, not counting the NULL terminator.
This is what Windows does. And we forgot this location here.
This is an addendum to
0.4.15-dev-5365-g 9bb5627df6 [SETUP][INF] Use the standard "Helv" -> "MS Sans Serif" substitution... (#4864)
