Doesn't "debug-safari --debug --guard-malloc" make the trick?
If you need to target the web-process - as I think - you may also want to
append "--target-web-process".
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On May 15, 2013, at 5:54 PM, Bear Travis wrote:
> Hi WebKit,
>
> I was wondering how folks debug memory
Hi there,
Dan has simply pointed out that you've posed a specific question about Safari
(which is a proprietary Apple product).
This list is dedicated to WebKit which is an open-source library being used by
many vendors (including Apple).
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On May 15, 2013, at 5:09 PM, Ran
Kudos!
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On Apr 24, 2013, at 2:42 PM, Dean Jackson wrote:
> I'm happy to announce that Alex is now a WebKit reviewer. Congratulations
> Alex!
>
> Alex has done a lot of work in CSS Filters, amongst other places. For those
> who want to see him in action, here is his recent
[Moved/Reposted to WebKit-Dev]
On Mon, Apr 8, 2013 at 11:08 AM, Ryosuke Niwa wrote:
>> What about adding a "NeedsOwner" keyword to orphan feature bugs,
>> marking them RESOLVED/LATER?
>
> I would be resistent to add such a keyword given there is no official
> "owner" for any feature in WebKit.
Hi there,
it's great to have you in the community, welcome!
A question, that it's likely to be OT for this list [1]: do you guys have any
plan to open Presto's source?
[1] …but given the magnitude of this, I guess I'll be indulged.:)
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Il giorno Feb 13, 2013, alle ore 12:06
I don't mean to be rude, but please let's keep this kind of questions in
webkit-help.
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Il giorno Feb 9, 2013, alle ore 8:43 AM, Ebru Akagunduz
ha scritto:
> I installed necessary all packages i think. I installed them
> sudo yum install ruby-devel
> sudo yum install rubyg
> I'd like to propose a solution, and would welcome some feedback on whether
> it's a good one...
> The idea is that you would be able to programatically retrieve the current
> snapshot into a canvas ImageData, and then compare the pixel results with
> JavaScript in the LayoutTest. Something lik
Heya,
> Shouldn't we restrict modifying the wiki for contributors in commmiters.py
> only?
> Or what if adding a captcha and mail verification for registering to trac?
I'd personally go with the committers.py idea, adding also the chance for
random contributors to manually ask for an account.
On Sun, Sep 9, 2012 at 4:37 AM, wrote:
> Could someone review the patch, check it works with your build system and
> commit it ?
Please, open a bug and attach your patch to it following the
guidelines on [1] and [2].
Thanks.
[1] http://www.webkit.org/coding/contributing.html
[2] http://trac.we
Il giorno 12/dic/2009, alle ore 13.55, Julián de Navascués ha scritto:
> remote: error: failed to unpack compressed delta at offset 721420248 from
> ./objects/pack/pack-5e8ffe535a2c4b156009904da09e511778104665.pack
Confirmed, here too.
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Hi guys,
I need to make available some localized string (my apologies, it's
from HTML5 specs;)) in WebCore but I need to understand whether or not
I am supposed to provide a "blind" implementation for every available
port in the trunk, even if this means a potential port specific break.
W
2009/8/28 Michelangelo De Simone :
> Any illuminating suggestion?:)
It's nice to self-answer:) Anyway, there's no need for "illuminating
suggestions", returning an empty String on each port seems a good
choice.:)
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2009/8/25 Ryan Leavengood :
> WebCore/platform/LocalizedStrings.h seems appropriate :)
Thanks for the tip Ryan; I've been wondering if I have to modify all
the LocalizedString files: I don't want to incidentally brake
some port and, in the same time, I must bring the same functionality
to the DOM
2009/8/27 Peter Kasting :
> Consider that if the user uses a web mail app (e.g. Gmail) the UA will have
> no way of getting that data. In fact, the UA may not even know what mail
> client the user prefers to use, especially if he uses several different
> ones.
Implementing such functionality in
2009/8/26 Anthony Ricaud :
> Sorry, I wasn't clear enough in my explanation. I was talking about
> functionality such as Adress Book or History connection (for email, tel or
> url) or + and - buttons for numbers.
Typed inputs' have much more to offer than UI, however, about type=url
I tought to w
2009/8/26 Anthony Ricaud :
> I'm concerned about the actual implementation of email, url, tel and number.
> In shipping versions of Safari (and maybe other browsers ?), those are
> exposed but without new functionality.
We're working on such functionalities: static validation for type=url
and typ
Hi guys,
I'm gonna implement the support to the "validationMessage" HTML5 DOM
attribute of form control elements, it shall return a string that
describes which validation state the element is in.
AFAIK this should be a localized string to be presented to the user: I
tought to write a simple: enum
> If by canceled you mean "preventDefault" has been called on the event, then
> you can tell by the return value from dispatchEvent(). dispatchEvent will
> return false if any of the event listeners called preventDefault() on the
> event in the course of dispatch.
That's exactly what I was looking
Hi,
I've been working to add support for the checkValidity() method on
(#27452); in order to complete that check I need to understand whether
or not a specific event (invalid), previously fired from an element,
has been canceled.
Now, is there any generic/trivial way to accompish such checks? I
d
2009/7/13 Peter Kasting :
> When it relands I will see if I can figure out what the ENABLE flag should
> cover and make sure it's covered. I'm concerned about other things already
> in the tree with "valid" in their name, e.g. "readonly attribute boolean
> willValidate" -- not sure if these shoul
2009/7/13 Darin Fisher :
> I'd like to propose that we add an ENABLE_FORM_VALIDATION flag (or something
> similarly named). I'm writing this to webkit-dev because I want to make
> sure that other new web platform features that may be in development get
> similar treatment while they are still in
2009/3/12 Adam Roben :
> I've heard only a little discussion about it. So far no one has stepped up
> to say "I will be responsible for submitting WebKit's application to GSoC".
That's very unfortunate, I and a prof of mine really liked to apply
for a thesis work this year.
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Hi guys,
I was wondering if WebKit will apply for GSoC this year as it did last
one; anyone has any update about it?
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On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 4:52 PM, houda hocine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't want to do this manualy, but I would like to know how to
> automatically apply the patch to source code,
First, you must have a copy of the source tree on your local drive
(see http://webkit.org/building/checkout.h
On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 4:08 PM, houda hocine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to apply to the webkit source , but I have no ideas of how i can do
> , you can help me?
If I'm correct you just wanted to apply a patch; in order to
accomplish that the "svn-apply" script should be enough. It res
Hi guys,
I've been trying for the whole day to pull up the updates from the
WebKit Git repo. Is it just a problem of mine?
stargazer:WebKit Michelangelo$ git pull
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
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Il giorno 23/giu/08, alle ore 14:01, Rob Kroeger ha scritto:
I have cloned the WebKit source tree with git and prepared a patch
with git format-patch.
Is this acceptable for attaching to the bug report or is there a
better approach?
Personally I make my patches with the old fashioned diff.
Il giorno 14/giu/08, alle ore 01:26, Darin Adler ha scritto:
Use a less confusing name for the base class for all form controls.
It's hard to understand how HTMLGenericFormElement (a control within a
form) differs from HTMLFormElement (the form itself).
I can't agree more (for what my opinion
Il giorno 11/giu/08, alle ore 23:07, Michelangelo De Simone ha scritto:
I've managed to look at all the involved files but I still can't
figure it out; at this time I'm starting to feel almost stupid indeed.
Lucky me: Sam pratically solved this out for me. Thanks to David an
Il giorno 11/giu/08, alle ore 15:50, David Kilzer ha scritto:
My guess is that DOMHTMLInputElement.mm needs an #import statement
to compile without warnings. Look in WebCore/bindings/scripts/
CodeGeneratorObjC.pm to see how #import statements are included in
generated sources, and make the
Hi guys,
I've been writing a new ValidityState class for the WF2 implementation
but I got stuck on an IDL issue.
Here is the new IDL attribute for controls (Input, Textarea, etc...):
readonly attribute ValidityState validity;
A plain ("stubbed") ValidityState class is already there
Il giorno 25/mag/08, alle ore 08:54, Paul Pedriana ha scritto:
/cygdrive/d/WebKit/WebKitTools/Scripts/run-safari
You compiled WebKit with the --debug flag; this has generated for you
a slightly different directory layout for builds. In order to let
Safari use those builds instead of the
Il giorno 24/mar/08, alle ore 14:26, Dmitriy Dzema ha scritto:
I want to implement MathML in WebKit. I want to talk about this with
a person, who wants to be a mentor, to understand my chances to
start/finish this project :) and write a better application for
google.
I'm looking for a me
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