[Bug 50092] Version 1.00 of Vellum's DrawingBoard works well, but crashes when a straight line is drawn

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https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=50092

--- Comment #20 from Dodgy <dodgy at ntlworld.com> ---
I don't know if this bug is still being investigated, but I have a bit more
information about when it happens.

I am using Ubuntu 20.04.2 and Wine 6.1 (dev)  Drawingboard is V1.00

This is a CAD package, which allows a user to draw various shapes using a
mouse. It crashes when a specific mouse command is made. This is a specific
command to draw a straight line.

There are several straight line input commands available - draw point-to-point,
draw parallel lines, etc. The problem occurs with the 'rubber band' command.
This is the standard command to use where two points are specified and a line
is drawn between them. 

If this command is used by clicking on a start point, releasing the click,
moving the mouse and then clicking on the end point, the command works fine.

If this command is used by clicking on a prespecified point (a corner of an
existing square, for instance), then dragging the mouse to an end point and
releasing the click, the command works fine.

If this command is used by clicking on a part of the drawing which is not yet
specified as the start of a line, then dragging the mouse to an end point, the
application crashes the moment the cursor is dragged away from the start point.

So the problem seems to be associated with specifying the start of a mouse
position...

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