This is probably directed at Brent Fulgham, but if anyone else knows, great. So I've built the Cairo webkit port, and I'm trying to add an event listener to an element of an html document so that my own c++ method will be called when the user hovers/clicks/focuses/etc. on the element. In looking through the code, it looks like much of the implementation is still just stubs at this point, i.e. the DomNode abd DomElement implementations have a lot of E_NOTIMPL return values. Please tell me if that is a correct assessment, or am I missing something? If I'm correct, then it seems to me there would be two options. First, I could try to pull a bunch of the WebCore headers over into the winlauncher's includes, and then somehow access the webcore elements directly, bypassing Cairo's webkit layer. This option sounds like a hack, so I don't think that's the way I need to go. Second, I could go ahead and add implementations to the IDOMNode, IDOMEventTarget, etc. interfaces. This will be a little more work on my side, but I think that's the direction you were heading in the end anyway, right? So, if I go this route, here's what I think I need to do. 1. I'd need to add the IDOMEventTarget interface query to DOMNode's implementation, so that I can QueryInterface(IDOMEventTarget) on an IDOMNode, and get a non-null pointer (I'm getting null right now). 2. Implement the addEventListener, removeEventListener methods on the DOMNode class, which subsequently call the WebCore's Node member method addEventListener().
Am I missing anything? Is this the right way to go? Thanks, Anthony
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