On 2 Mar 2007, at 08:34, Rogelio Serrano wrote:
On 3/2/07, Chris B. Vetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Keep in mind that the whole SVN checkout is roughly about 550MB of
code... WebKit uses Xcode and/or Bakefiles. So you'll need to make
yourself familiar with these and either need to figure out how they
work with GNUstep or need to write each and every GNUmakefile from
scratch.
OMG! no way! Thats BIG!
I think i would rather start playing with expat and focus on xhtml and
other xml stuff.
That seems like a great approach, as it could easily be employed in
contexts outside [x]HTML, such as DocBook. In fact, an XSLT-based
doc viewer would be wond'rous to behold :-).
In another fact, a poor man's version of the above would be
comparatively simple...transform the source XML file into XSL-FO,
then process *that* into RTF/RTFD and finally load into an
NSAttributedString. I don't remember seeing any FO processors which
weren't in Java though...and the above process might be quite expensive.
Graham.
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