Martin Heidegger wrote: > Well ... I bet Mozillas rendering engine is faster than maybe everything > to be done in flash. But you have a chance if you set a FIX set of things > to be rendered - less flexible.
Yes, of course. XHTML is pure semantic data, so rendering wise you are free to do anything with it. You don't need to implement CSS in Flash. However, i think even implementing CSS (i mean, a real CSS parser plus CSS box and line box model) is very feasible with Flash Player 9. It might not sound like a brilliant idea if you just see XHTML (sure, all todays browsers do that much better and more performant), but it could be used to write a zero install, cross platform/browser rendering engine for advanced forms (XForms), or a desktop engine (XFrames), real rich text support for Flex 2, the ultimate rich text editor, and a lot more. Cheers, Claus. _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
