> There is an wxHtmlWindow widget that will render simple HTML (for example the > "preview" tab on the HTML editor, and the online HTML help). > -Forward and back behaviour is built in already. > -A similar feature set is available: font color, strike, bold, underline, H1- > H6, alignment, horizontal rules, etc.
I looked at wxHTML before choosing GTK+. The reason I went with GTK+ is that we don't really have HTML in the Plucker document. It's already been stripped down to a presentational form. The GTK+ text widget handles that better in most cases than a system which has been tailored to the display of HTML. However, if you don't mind essentially running "explode" first (either for real, or built into the application code), an HTML display scheme should almost work. There are still issues about margins and color, which are specified in ways somewhat antithetical to HTML, but handled more easily with a presentational API. You'll note that both margins and text color are neglected in "explode". > -Image renders are built in, all have to do to support PNG, BMP, JPG, etc is to I doubt that Palm image renders are built in. I think you'll have to go through pretty much the same dance I did in the GTK+ viewer. Bill _______________________________________________ plucker-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-dev
