What I’m thinking about is what if all of my code could be used as a webkit
extension, i.e. I could make the class definitions conform and create idl files
for each of my class, and stick them all in a new directory under
WebCore/Modules. Looks like then, I would have to modify a single CMake fi
From the description, it sounds like you have some native code which needs to
be able to modify the DOM and you need events from the DOM to be able to call
code from your library. You can do this today without modifying WebKit.
The way for native code to modify the DOM is for the native code to
> On Jun 1, 2016, at 1:37 PM, Myles C. Maxfield wrote:
>
> Replies inline.
> Generating a DOM is usually done in JavaScript. I'm curious about the problem
> you are trying to solve where JavaScript is not sufficient.
>
> Drawing into an existing window is usually done by inserting a WebView i
Replies inline.
> On May 31, 2016, at 11:19 PM, Andy Somogyi wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I’m a programming language researcher, and we are working on a new visual
> programming language.
>
> I’m investigating using WebCore as the rendering component of our language
> editing/visualization system.
>
01.06.2016, 09:19, "Andy Somogyi" :
> Hi,
>
> I’m a programming language researcher, and we are working on a new visual
> programming language.
>
> I’m investigating using WebCore as the rendering component of our language
> editing/visualization system.
>
> Essentially what I’d like to be able
Hi,
I’m a programming language researcher, and we are working on a new visual
programming language.
I’m investigating using WebCore as the rendering component of our language
editing/visualization system.
Essentially what I’d like to be able to do is to programmatically (C++)
generate 1: a
I actually have a giant set of changes that need to be made to the
render tree dumping... many of which are outlined in comments. The
problem is it causes all the test results to have to be updated.
Right now many silly and incorrect things are being dumped right now
just for backwards com
On Nov 30, 2009, at 6:29 PM, pundarik rajkhowa wrote:
> Thanks for the info. I am aware of the pixel test, but for my purpose that
> cant be used, since text-based comparision is preferred. Regarding the style
> attributes, the webkit dump actually contains a few of them like color,
> bgcolor,
On Nov 18, 2009, at 8:55 PM, pundarik rajkhowa wrote:
> I have a doubt regarding the content of webkit render tree dump. In this
> dump, do we only print the HTML node information(body, div etc) or we print
> the style information also(font-weight, text-decoration etc). From what I
> have seen,
Hi,
I have a doubt regarding the content of webkit render tree dump. In this
dump, do we only print the HTML node information(body, div etc) or we print
the style information also(font-weight, text-decoration etc). From what I
have seen, it looks like only node information is printed. In such a ca
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