GTK applications call GetQueueStatus(QS_ALLINPUT), where QS_ALLINPUT
specifies the QS_RAWINPUT flag as well, when these are compiled for
Windows XP+, and they expect the call to succeed on this platform.
On one side, ReactOS does not currently support this flag at all, but
since it claims to be XP/2003-compatible, applications may implicitly
expect the flag to be supported by GetQueueStatus() and the function
*NOT* failing when this flag is set.
(Later GTK apps don't care and just call GetQueueStatus(QS_ALLINPUT)
that includes QS_RAWINPUT, and therefore would fail as well on e.g.
Windows 2000...)
Otherwise, an observable effect is that some versions of libgdk-win32-2.0.0.dll
enter into an infinite loop when calling GetQueueStatus(QS_ALLINPUT),
since this call always failed on ReactOS.
On the other side, however, we should honour our winetests that handle
the presence of the QS_RAWINPUT flag and behave differently accordingly.
But since we do not support QS_RAWINPUT yet, we should keep their old
behaviour where QS_RAWINPUT is unused.
Thus, in order to accomodate both sides, we don't fail the GetQueueStatus()
call, but just set the ERROR_INVALID_FLAGS last error and continue it.
This fixes CORE-15686, CORE-17551 and probably CORE-11850.
Fixes also all user32:TrackMouseEvent tests.
Co-authored-by: Hermès BÉLUSCA - MAÏTO <hermes.belusca-maito@reactos.org>
This prevents the tracking menu from erroneously closing itself right after it was opened in some cases.
Fixes CORE-17338 which got unhidden by 0.4.15-dev-1126-g 58b0558f94
And fixes CORE-15760 which got unhidden by SVN r74972 == git 19dd22d422
Since both symptoms look very similar but the unhiding revisions did differ,
that could mean we do have some kind of race condition here.
I guess this fix is more like a workaround. I do intend to port it back nevertheless.
This is an addendum to
0.4.15-dev-3174-g dda9c3979e CORE-17769 and
0.4.15-dev-3147-g 3bf7e3ac13 CORE-17754 CORE-17755
We have not seen this happening in real-life yet, but some code-fragments within co_IntSetScrollInfo()
e.g. line 628 if (nBar == SB_CTL) do clearly indicate that nBar can be 2 (SB_CTL).
Some lines below we definitely must not access those 4 static arrays out of bounds then via nBar as access index!
Ftr with a bit of grepping I also found some calls like NtUserSetScrollInfo(Wnd, SB_CTL, &Info, FALSE);
e.g: in win32ss/user/user32/controls/scrollbar.c so I am pretty sure nBar == 2 can happen in practice within co_IntSetScrollInfo().
I question whether any of those reads/writes to those static arrays (or the comparisons) would make any sense on index 2,
so we should aim to eliminate them altogether in the future.
Fixes CORE-17769 'Rapps Listview manual resize may erroneously not draw the triangles sometimes'
This could happen for both: themed and unthemed.
CORE-17769 was a regression introduced by 0.4.14-dev-1134-g 00adb1a3f9
We don't really like the added state in form of the static variables,
but the patch works good from a pure testing-perspective.
Many Thanks to the patches author: Doug Lyons
- Do the kernel/server --> user/client-space pointers conversion within
NtUserProcessConnect(), instead of having the callers of this function
doing this job.
This makes the behaviour Windows-compatible.
NOTE: the gHandleEntries pointer is ReactOS-specific!
- Drop the g_ulSharedDelta global, just use instead gSharedInfo.ulSharedDelta.
- Add extra documentation aspects for NtUserProcessConnect() that are
not yet implemented in ReactOS.
- Improve User32InitializeImmEntryTable function and related.
- Complete win32ss/user/user32/include/immtable.h table.
- Delete a hack in user32.DllMain and apply my magical tricks. This will fix some access violations in IMM32.
- Add some stubs into IMM32.
CORE-11700
