Hi! I'm trying to choose a toolkit for the UI of a wave-editor like app. I need to be able to code a custom widget for showing/manipulating waves, etc. This is easily done in tk, using a canvas-like widget, where you can draw arbitrary content using a convenient API. I wonder if it's possible to do the same thing using XUL/XLB and/or the <object> tag. I mean to have control over an area of the screen and to have access to a nice xpcom API to draw inside this area (I think SVG would be a bad choice here, because of the drawing intensive nature of the widget). Also, to be able to put a name to the new widget and use it inside XUL templates the same as any other widget. I think mozilla is great for building megawidgets with XLB... but every custom widget is not a megaone. Can you help me? Ahhh...the application is being coded in python, so it would be ideal if the widget could be written in python too, perhaps using pyxpcom. Thank you, Carlos.
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