My first suggestion is to look at the embedding sample applications. These are located in mozilla/webshell/tests/viewer and mozilla/embedding/tests/gtkembed . The second is probably more interesting for your purposes. Mack Stevenson wrote: > Hi everyone > > My name is Mack Stevenson and I am developing a specialized networking > app for our company's intranet which will basically allow remote > visualization/modification of mechanical engineering projects, besides > some sort of basic "technical chalk-board" (or "poor-man's CAD") > functionality to allow easier communication between team members. > > (Before you start asking yourselves what this might have to do with > gecko :-) Last week management asked me to add support for viewing at > least HTML 4/CSS, and after some thinking I decided to give gecko a > try. So here I am. :-) > > After browsing the docs at http://www.mozilla.org/newlayout/doc/, I > still have some pretty general (and lame) questions, since what I read > seemed a highly detailed description of the internals of gecko, not > really what I am looking for at this time: > > - We are working on Linux 2.2, and the output device is the VESA > framebuffer; > > - Our entire project is coded in C, not C++; in how far will this make > my life harder? > > - How should I proceed? :-) How does gecko _work_? Does it provide me > a C API I can simply invoke once I have provided gecko pointers to > working text and pixel drawing routines? Or does it work in a > completely different way? > > I am a fairly competent C programmer (at least I think I am), but I > really have very little experience outside my field (computer assisted > engineering), and have never really reused code other than by simply > making use of pre-existing libraries. I would really appreciate your > help. > > Thank you, > > Mack > > _________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. > >
