Ben Hutchings wrote:
The idea is simply to let people use a familiar format and tools, not to
support arbitrary
existing web pages.
Ah, ok. That makes life simpler. ;)
-Boris
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On 2005-10-27, Boris Zbarsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ben Hutchings wrote:
>> The extents of the content of the link.
>
> You mean the smallest rectangle that contains all the layout objects
> corresponding to descendants of the link DOM node in the DOM?
I suppose so, yes.
> You can get that
Ben Hutchings wrote:
The extents of the content of the link.
You mean the smallest rectangle that contains all the layout objects
corresponding to descendants of the link DOM node in the DOM?
You can get that by getting the rectangles for all those nodes and taking the
minimal bounding rect
Boris Zbarsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ben Hutchings wrote:
>> Currently I'm using nsIDOMNSDocument::GetBoxObjectFor to find the
>> extents of each link before scanning for changes, but this doesn't
>> always provide the correct extents for my purposes.
>
> What do you mean by "extents of each
Ben Hutchings wrote:
Currently I'm using nsIDOMNSDocument::GetBoxObjectFor to find the
extents of each link before scanning for changes, but this doesn't
always provide the correct extents for my purposes.
What do you mean by "extents of each link", exactly? Given positioned content,
etc, a s
Boris Zbarsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ben Hutchings wrote:
>> I don't suppose you can help with my other query about link extents?
>
> I'm not sure I saw this query.
Then I'll post it again:
I'm working on an application that uses Mozilla to render pages for
inclusion on a DVD. DVDs can onl
Ben Hutchings wrote:
I don't suppose you can help with my other query about link extents?
I'm not sure I saw this query.
-Boris
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Boris Zbarsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ben Hutchings wrote:
>> Something I don't understand is that I apparently have to do this for
>> each page. How do Seamonkey and Firefox set stylesheets to be applied
>> to all pages
>
> There are hardcoded URIs to the sheets in the C++.
>
>> and can I do
Ben Hutchings wrote:
Something I don't understand is that I apparently have to do this for
each page. How do Seamonkey and Firefox set stylesheets to be applied
to all pages
There are hardcoded URIs to the sheets in the C++.
and can I do the same?
Yes, if you change the C++ involved...
In
Boris Zbarsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ben Hutchings wrote:
>> It's 1.7.8.
>
> OK. Then there is no really clean way to do it... You can try creating a
> CSSLoader (nsICSSLoader.h) and using it to load sheets, then using
> SetAgentStyleSheets() on the presshell, I guess.
That works for me,
Ben Hutchings wrote:
It's 1.7.8.
OK. Then there is no really clean way to do it... You can try creating a
CSSLoader (nsICSSLoader.h) and using it to load sheets, then using
SetAgentStyleSheets() on the presshell, I guess.
-Boris
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Boris Zbarsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ben Hutchings wrote:
>> Debian's mozilla-dev
>> package doesn't include the IDL file. Could this be considered a
>> packaging bug?
>
> Hmm... Which version are they packaging? This interface did not exist in the
> 1.7 version of Gecko.
>
> If you're wo
Ben Hutchings wrote:
I figured it was something like that, but didn't know what the tool
was - I've used COM previously but not XPCOM. Is it a frozen
interface?
Not yet, no.
Debian's mozilla-dev
package doesn't include the IDL file. Could this be considered a
packaging bug?
Hmm... Which v
Boris, you've been very helpful, but I'm afraid I have more questions
for you.
Boris Zbarsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ben Hutchings wrote:
>> Oddly I can only find an IDL file for that, not a header file
>
> The nsIStyleSheetService.h header is generated via xpidl.
I figured it was something
Ben Hutchings wrote:
Oddly I can only find an IDL file for that, not a header file
The nsIStyleSheetService.h header is generated via xpidl.
(LXR denies all knowledge of the identifier).
Yeah, lxr kinda sucks like that.
Should I attempt to generate
a header file, and how should I find a/t
Boris Zbarsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ben Hutchings wrote:
>> It's not clear to me how to override the default stylesheet(s) when
>> embedding Mozilla.
>
> You can use nsIStyleSheetService to load additional style sheets.
Oddly I can only find an IDL file for that, not a header file (LXR
deni
Ben Hutchings wrote:
It's not clear to me how to override the default stylesheet(s) when
embedding Mozilla.
You can use nsIStyleSheetService to load additional style sheets. If you want
to modify the existing ones, and you're shipping your own gecko, you can always
just edit ua.css...
-Bor
It's not clear to me how to override the default stylesheet(s) when
embedding Mozilla. It appears that I can use
nsIPresShell::SetAgentStyleSheets to change them, but I don't see how
to load a CSS stylesheet and obtain the interface pointer I would pass
into this function. How should I do that?
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