That was a great suggestion, thanks, worked well!
I'm new to the Moz codebase so I was fumbling in the dark a little...
I must admit trying to unravel what the 'browser' object is seems to be hard, given that the browser object itself appears to be a document (it's interpreted), right? (I think I'm right there?)
The browser object is a <browser>, I think... You could look at browser.xml (an XBL file) to learn about its methods and properties.
Not sure about this though...
Which leads me on to the next question - I have seen many docs describing where to get started, but I haven't found one describing (in laymans terms) the structure of Mozilla at a high level and a detailed level. Does any such documentation exist?
Not much... There's: http://stud4.tuwien.ac.at/~e0225227/tree_structure.txt that I recently wrote.
I'm not aware of other such documentation. Several modules have documentation about their specific module, and there are docs about how URL Loading works. But it doesn't sound like something you are looking for?
Has anyone tried using Doxygen with the Moz source?
Yeah, definitely: http://unstable.elemental.com/mozilla/ I think the docs there are somewhat out of date, though... _______________________________________________ Mozilla-xpcom mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-xpcom
