OLE clipping  Mike Hearn m.hearn at signal.qinetiq.com Tue May
20 10:25:04 CDT 2003  > It would interfere with the order in
which the controls are painted. It > looks like Alexandre
committed some z-order and painting related > patches. Could you
give the latest CVS tip a try?  Random thoughts...  * Java
appears to create two child windows of the main window in this
case, one for rendering Swing (the canvas) and the other is the
shell embedding window for IE  * Spy++ in Windows shows two
differences with Wine:  1) WS_CLIPSIBLINGS is set on the top
level window in Windows, but not Wine. However, forcing
WS_CLIPSIBLINGS in CreateWindowEx doesn't appear to make any
difference. Presumably as it's a top level window, this flag
makes no difference either way.  2) The windows appear in a
different order in the windows tree that Spy++ gives you. In
Wine, the IE embedding window appears as the first child, in
Windows it appears as the last (I'm running Spy++ under Wine to
see this). The positions of the AWT/Swing rend