For various reasons some of our libwine executables must have a "." in

their file names. The "." causes trouble when the file name is used as the class name for an X resource as wine does for command line parsing under X.

For various reasons some of our libwine executables must have a "." in
8b99c944 · Albert den Haan · Alexandre Julliard · 566e8547 · 8b99c944
Commit 8b99c944 authored Feb 25, 1999 by Albert den Haan Committed by Alexandre Julliard Feb 25, 1999
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--- a/misc/main.c
+++ b/misc/main.c
@@ -711,6 +711,7 @@ void MAIN_ParseModeOption( char *arg )
 static void MAIN_ParseOptions( int *argc, char *argv[] )
 {
    int i;
+    char *pcDot;

    Options.argc = argc;
    Options.argv = argv;
@@ -720,6 +721,10 @@ static void MAIN_ParseOptions( int *argc, char *argv[] )
    /* initialise Options.language to 0 to tell "no language choosen yet" */
    Options.language = 0;
  
+    /* make sure there is no "." in Options.programName to confuse the X
+       resource database lookups */
+    if ((pcDot = strchr(Options.programName, '.'))) *pcDot = '\0';
+
    for (i = 1; i < *argc; i++)
    {
        if (!strcmp( argv[i], "-v" ) || !strcmp( argv[i], "-version" ))