[Bug 2526] BADCOLORSPEC fatal error in 200410 (didn't happen in 20040914)

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http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2526





------- Additional Comments From jdoutt at whoi.edu  2004-22-10 07:40 -------
Regarding the BADCOLORSPEC problem (I've submitted a different bug report for
the other problem)

I'd like to be sure you are doing the SAME steps as I was.

1)  run wxtide32
         wine WXTIDE32

2)  click on File ... location and pick another location

3)   click on File ... exit ... and YES to save


Then try running wxtide32 once again.

The newly-written .cfg file now has '%' in it which prevents WINE from
processing it a second time (see below)





Yes, The config files differ in the way the rgb colors are defined (as the
following diff demonstrates.  The new colormap has '%' in it whereas the old one
does not.   

If I manually edit out the '%' out of the .cfg file the program works OK!



Since this program works in WINDOWS, perhaps WINE could be modified so it can
take (ignore) the '%'


---------------------------------------------------------------------------
$ diff wxtide32.cfg  wxtide32.cfg.20030428 
5c5
<  -location "Woods Hole, Massachusetts Current (use with caution) (C)"
---
>  -location "Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, Massachusetts (T)"
9,10c9,10
<  -bgday rgb:ff%/ff%/80
<  -bgnite rgb:80%/80%/ff
---
>  -bgday rgb:ff/ff/80
>  -bgnite rgb:80/80/ff
12,18c12,18
<  -fgfall rgb:00%/80%/00
<  -fgmapdot rgb:ff%/00%/00
<  -fgmark rgb:ff%/00%/00
<  -fgmiddle rgb:ff%/ff%/00
<  -fgmllw rgb:ff%/ff%/ff
<  -fgrise rgb:00%/00%/ff
<  -fgtext rgb:00%/00%/00
---
>  -fgfall rgb:00/80/00
>  -fgmapdot rgb:ff/00/00
>  -fgmark rgb:ff/00/00
>  -fgmiddle rgb:ff/ff/00
>  -fgmllw rgb:ff/ff/ff
>  -fgrise rgb:00/00/ff
>  -fgtext rgb:00/00/00
22c22
<  -hfile "harmonic"
---
>  -hfile "C:\PROG~FBU\WXTIDE32\HARMONIC"
30c
......
.....
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