Re: How do I get the URI/Document of a tab?

["Phil H�hn (TL)"]

Christian Biesinger wrote:

Phil H�hn (TL) wrote:

    var childNodes = browser.tabContainer.childNodes;
    for (var i=0; i < childNodes.length; ++i) {
      thisNode = childNodes[i];
Given each 'thisNode', how do I get the URL/URI for it??? 
That seems like a bad idea. Why use tabContainer? Why not 
browser.browsers[i].currentURI? (this is probably an nsIURI object 
rather than a string. I'm not sure about this though.)
That was a great suggestion, thanks, worked well!
I'm new to the Moz codebase so I was fumbling in the dark a little...
I must admit trying to unravel what the 'browser' object is seems to be 
hard, given that the browser object itself appears to be a document 
(it's interpreted), right? (I think I'm right there?)

Which leads me on to the next question - I have seen many docs 
describing where to get started, but I haven't found one describing (in 
laymans terms) the structure of Mozilla at a high level and a detailed 
level. Does any such documentation exist?
Has anyone tried using Doxygen with the Moz source?
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