> Is it GTK that handles this copy/paste process? > In Cocoa it is possible to also copy the data to the clipboard. Of course > this only makes sense for smaller amounts of data.
It is possible that gtkhtml is interfering with the copy/paste process, but it is very unlikely. In the case that it is, yes, gtk would be taking over and putting things on the clipboard. In light of the evidence, however, it is much more likely that this is entirely done by Windows. That is, our text window appears just as a text window (just like any other), and ^C is the normal Windows method for grabbing text out of a text window. Again, the most likely scenario is misinterpreting the data on the receiving side, as there are no problems with any other program getting the wrong data. It is also important to note, as we have already several times, there is absolutely NO Xiphos code involved in this, whatsoever. So, again, if there is a problem in, say, gtkhtml, then it is completely out of our control. But the evidence is much stronger that the problem is somewhere in Firefox/Facebook/Javascript. Matthew _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list: sword-devel@crosswire.org http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel Instructions to unsubscribe/change your settings at above page
