I want to create a web browser for fun. I would like to not really have to do too much work. So, I want to convert bad HTML to well-formed HTML, transform that to SVG, and then render the SVG. The visual part will depend on Neko getting vector graphics.
I want to do the HTML and XML/SVG transformsk in haXe. There are two libraries that I can find that clean up HTML and make it well formed. One is written in Java called JTidy. The other is written in C called HTML Tidy. Does anyone know of others or care to comment on the merits of either of these? What is the Neko way of doing things? Port the the Java or C library to haXe or call the C library? Every other part of the system will be implemented in haXe except for the visual rendering. Is it useful to have a growing base of NekoVM libraries like HTML Tidy? Would it be faster to port a C library or a Java library? I'm comfortabl with either language. Thanks, McKinley __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com -- Neko : One VM to run them all (http://nekovm.org)
