Re: [webkit-dev] [ot?] JavaScript project pages at the WebKit web site

In seeing the last project listed, "C Language Binding" I was reminded of the JavaScript Core API that was released in Leopard. Is the list of projects at that site out-of-date relative to the latest releases of WebKit? Yes, it's a little out of date. Geoff ___

[webkit-dev] Students: Google Summer of Code application deadline extended to 2008-04-07

The Google Summer of Code student application deadline has been extended to 2008-04-07 (that's this coming Monday!). See for details. If you're planning to apply, feel free to drop by #webkit on chat.freenode.net to discuss your project ideas. Your applicatio

[webkit-dev] [ot?] JavaScript project pages at the WebKit web site

I was curious to know what plans, if any, there were to incorporate JavaScript 2.0 language features into the WebKit's JavaScript Core engine. I visited the web site: http://webkit.org/projects/javascript/index.html and read through the current projects. In seeing the last project list

[webkit-dev] Qt Webkit compile error with QChar

Hi, I'm trying to build QT-4.4.0 Webkit under visual studio 2005. The build failed and i had these errors: cl -c -FIWebKit_pch.h -YuWebKit_pch.h -Fptmp\obj\debug_shared\QtWebKitd_ pch.pch -nologo -Zm200 -Zi -MDd -GR -GX -DQT_SHARED -DQT_THREAD_SUPPORT -DUNICOD E -DQT_LARGEFILE_SUPPORT -DBUILDIN

Re: [webkit-dev] Questions on WebCore compoments

On Apr 2, 2008, at 3:09 AM, 손석배[단말개발담당] wrote: - bindings: Is it for language conversion (like C++ <-> javascript, C ++ <-> Objective C? then, what is "script" folder for?) Yes, it's for JavaScript and other language bindings to the DOM, which is implemented in C++. There is no "script" fold

[webkit-dev] Questions on WebCore compoments

Dear all, I'm analyzing WebKit and I'm lost in WebCore sub folders.. \WebCore\bindings \WebCore\bridge \WebCore\page \WebCore\editing \WebCore\plugin Would anyone can explain to me what above foldrs are for and how they works? Basically, I have no clues on 3 folders from the top. Furthermore,