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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P3
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1.4.0
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None
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beta
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x86
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windows_95
I saw the following odd behavior when testing on Windows 95 (without
Windows Plus! installed).
I ran the swingset under windows95 in debug mode
(using jdkx). MSVCRTD.DLL isn't in our build
directory so I copied it from my NT machine to the
/build/win32/bin directory. I built with the awt debugging
stuff turned on, and ran with
awtdebug.ctrace.awt_Component.cpp=true
To reproduce: once the swingset is up, click on
one of the demos. I see a DTRACE println fire
off for a WM_INPUTLANGCHANGE event,
followed by the printlns for the dynamic VK mapping
tables being built.
Click on another demo: another WM_INPUTLANGCHANGE
and associated printlns. Click on another window,
then click on the Swingset again: another
WM_INPUTLANGCHANGE and associated printlns.
I haven't investigated it much further, since I don't have
MSDev on my win95 installation, but focus changes
seem to be triggering it.
This doesn't happen with NT. I don't know about
98 or Millenium, since I don't have those installed.
See Comments section for a reply to the above email with some more
analysis done on NT.
Windows Plus! installed).
I ran the swingset under windows95 in debug mode
(using jdkx). MSVCRTD.DLL isn't in our build
directory so I copied it from my NT machine to the
/build/win32/bin directory. I built with the awt debugging
stuff turned on, and ran with
awtdebug.ctrace.awt_Component.cpp=true
To reproduce: once the swingset is up, click on
one of the demos. I see a DTRACE println fire
off for a WM_INPUTLANGCHANGE event,
followed by the printlns for the dynamic VK mapping
tables being built.
Click on another demo: another WM_INPUTLANGCHANGE
and associated printlns. Click on another window,
then click on the Swingset again: another
WM_INPUTLANGCHANGE and associated printlns.
I haven't investigated it much further, since I don't have
MSDev on my win95 installation, but focus changes
seem to be triggering it.
This doesn't happen with NT. I don't know about
98 or Millenium, since I don't have those installed.
See Comments section for a reply to the above email with some more
analysis done on NT.