Yes, Mozilla is cool ;) >3) ah, the good old quest for separation of concerns between model view >and controller. Well, XUL is the model, CSS is the view, JavaScript is >the controller. > Some time ago I confused you by speaking of the "pure XML/CSS approach" in terms of providing a editable WYSIWYG view of XML content; this was what I tried to express :)
There are interesting projects at http://www.mozdev.org like mozOffice (http://mozoffice.mozdev.org/) , which tries to use the XPCOM components used in the Composer for providing editing capabilities; there sill seem to be some problems regarding the Composer-related components that have show-stopping capabilities for mozOffice and have been postponed somewhere beyond the 1.0 release. I have been looking into the chrome which makes up the editor some time ago, but it yet *seems* to be somewhat restricted to HTML, and the XUL and JS files look definitely messy; some hours earlier, I tried to at least edit text in a XML file with CSS attributes which rendered fine, but without immediate success. Best regards, Michael Hartle --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
