On 29/04/12 22:43, lkcl luke wrote:
>
> ok, what i've done is taken this a step further: i looked up how to
> do base64-encoded images, andhttp://css-tricks.com/data-uris/ yaay!
>
> then i did a platform-override for TreeItem.mshtml.py (and identical
> code for TreeItem.ie6.py - must sort that out some day, make a
> TreeItem.trident.py platform which both those derive from)
>
> so, for safari, firefox and opera, base64-encoded embedded images
> will be used. oh, and for pythonwebkit and xulrunner (if anyone can
> get it to bloody well work *sigh*) as well. but for mshtml
> (ie6,7,8.9) gwtcanvas will be used.
>
> thanks for kicking this off, phil.
>
> does anyone want to deploy the same trick for the remaining images?
> there is the vertical bar and horizontal bar thing on the split panel,
> as well as the separator.
>
> hmmm... i wooonderrrrr.... i wonder if gwtcanvas could be tricked
> into accepting image data from the same css string that's used to
> create an<image> element? we've already got base64 decode in pyjs,
> so.. in theeorryyyy... if the image was a simple format like BMP it
> could be decoded in python and done one pixel at a time! eeuw, eeuw
> :)
>
> l.
>
L, Exciting stuff! Seems to work fine for me on both W7 and Debian but
MSHTML and IE8 still have the problem with where you can click and get a
response. I'll investigate further when I have time.
P.
