Historically, Mozilla has used macros to wrap C++ casts, for portability to
compilers supporting only C and not C++ casts. A year ago (see bug 348748),
these macros were switched over to expand to C++ casts. In that time nobody's
complained, and gfx mostly doesn't even use the macros, intentio
Anant Narayanan wrote:
> I need to to be able to send arbitrary amounts of binary data from and
> to the socket, even strings used in the protocol are encoded as UTF-8
> unicode characters. While going through the XPCOM documentation at
> xulplanet.com, I came across the nsIBinaryInputStream and
stay away from xpconnect.
nsIUnicharOutputStream
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Hi,
I am trying to drag some data in form of a nsIRDFResource
from one window of my xulrunner application to another one.
Creating an interface pointer object (@mozilla.org/supports-interface-pointer;1)
and adding this to the SupportsArray fails when I try to get the transfer
data at the drop sit
Hi,
I'm trying to implement the 9P2000 protocol for Mozilla in
JavaScript, and came across XPConnect which seems to be the right
tool for the job. Although I am able to understand how sockets can
work with XPConnect, it seems that they were designed primarily to
accept and provide text as
