There is a bugzilla bug about rendering snapshots to a pixmap, but that's non-interactive.
Peter Amstutz wrote:
* Originally I was only interested in rendering HTML, but it occured to me that since everything is based on XUL it should be possible to embed *any* mozilla-hosted app -- the email program, chatzilla, xulterm -- this way. Is this true?
Yes, XUL doesn't demand much more than HTML does.
* I'd like to avoid reinventing the wheel, since the inner workings of drawing lines, arcs and boxes, doing clipping and so forth have been implemented many times and it should be plenty of open source code to borrow from. The main issue is licensing -- if the code is, say, LGPL, will that create problems if I my module is integrated into the mainline mozilla source later on down the road? Does anyone either recommend an unencumbered library that could be relicensed, or a workaround (such as doing my work in a separate library which is linked in)?
It would be best if you can find an unencumbered (e.g., BSD-license) library. However, if you have to depend on an LGPL library we might be able to put it in the other-licenses directory.
Rob
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