Well... There is enough to worry about, but just take small steps and you'll be alright. I found that starting with the embedding of gecko is quite overwhelming. After a few days you start to get some feeling for the API and it becomes more natural.
As for the matter of the GPS position, you are able to execute JavaScript, so that should do the trick I guess. It's a little tricky to get the right JavaScript global object, which you need to run JavaScript commands but it is certainly doable. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi - I am working on a C program that I want to embed gecko in. I want > gecko to always display the same web site (a page made with google > maps). To keep things complicated - I need some way to pass data to the > google maps interface. Specifically, I will have GPS coordinates coming > in to the C program, and I need to call google maps functions somehow > while passing these coordinates. Is this possible? > > On an unrelated note - I'm going to start trying to get embedded gecko > to work very shortly. I am planning on using it in a Windows/Linux > program that is written in C using the GTK+ library for the GUI. > Anything I should be worried about? > > Thanks! > > -Mike _______________________________________________ dev-embedding mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-embedding
