"First note that all the interaction between XUL/JS goes via the
nsEditorShell. The lower-level editor interfaces are not (yet) exposed
to JavaScript via IDL."
does this still apply? how can i discover if the nsEditor/nsHTMLEditor
have been exposed to JS? or should i still use nsEditoShell?
and:
"Note: We are currently transitioning to a new tag specifically for
editor, called, not surprisingly, <editor>. This is really just an
<iframe> which takes over some of the task of creating the editor from
JavaScript. As a result, some of the code fragments here may be slightly
different from what you see in the codebase."
where can i gather info about <editor> tag?
thanks in advance.
- Re: nsEditor exposed to JS? deelan
