Hi all,
This is my first post, so go easy on me :) I have a question about a use for gecko/NGLayout that I was thinking about, and I was wondering whether the experts here thought it would be (in order) possible, relatively easy , and useful to use gecko or NGLayout to vaidate how html will eventually be rendered. What I mean by this is that the user (me) would have some way to specify constraints (like width & height) on tables, frames, table entries, etc., and then use gecko to tell me whether any of these constraints would be broken in rendering for a reasonable browser (for some definition of reasonable). This would be extremely useful as a means of automatically testing the output from a cms, where there could be a large volume of pages generated, and not all of them could be manually checked for goodness under normal circumstances. It'd be nice to have a test-bed of a few fonts, a few font sizes, etc. and say "layout-test page page-constraints", and get messages where gecko's layout attempt widens the field of a table because of some es, for example. So - is it possible, if so, how long would it take, how would one go about it, and would it be worthwhile/useful/wanted? Cheers, Dave. -- David Neary, E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] Palamon Technologies Ltd. Phone +353-1-634-5059
