Good evening WebKit folks,
at some point we decided to break up platform/ into several
subdirectories. I started with 'graphics', since then
quite some other subdirs evoled ('network', 'posix' etc. just to name
a few). Since I'm about to start some novel
work on fonts (in the process of
On Nov 16, 2007, at 4:20 AM, Nikolas Zimmermann wrote:
platform/bidi:
Seems fine to break things down into logical groups. Generally I think
a directory is warranted if the number of files is large.
It's important to look at who the clients are of these files, in
addition to the
More thoughts on this:
CharacterNames could move into a text directory along with String,
CString, etc. And CharsetEntry should probably move into a mac
subdirectory of the text directory.
I'm not sure that Movie.h should be in the graphics subdirectory.
Maybe it and Sound could stay
hi,
iam looking for a search api for gtk port but could not find one. i
tried the following piece of code to search for a sample string
the search results return fine, however the focus does not move to the
selection content and there is no highlight.
The impl. seems to support it
Alp Toker wrote:
you have to build the whole of Qt just to get qmake, which takes over an
hour and almost a gigabyte of disk space for me. That's at least 5 times
as long as it takes to build the whole of JavaScriptCore, WebCore and
WebKit.
Just to set the record straight, it turned out my bad
On Nov 16, 2007, at 12:58 PM, Alp Toker wrote:
Alp Toker wrote:
you have to build the whole of Qt just to get qmake, which takes
over an
hour and almost a gigabyte of disk space for me. That's at least 5
times
as long as it takes to build the whole of JavaScriptCore, WebCore and
WebKit.
Steve Atkins wrote:
IIRC, the two issues were that qmake is time-consuming to build and
that the existing .pro files were not handling dependencies correctly.
Is the latter the only issue now, or were there other problems?
This probably reduces the urgency for change. I think we need to wait
On Nov 16, 2007 12:47 AM, Brady Eidson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In FrameLoaderClientGtk.cpp, I see that
void FrameLoaderClient::download(ResourceHandle*, const ResourceRequest,
const ResourceRequest, const ResourceResponse)
is not implemented.
Until it is, it would seem that WebKitGtk is
According to the wiki, you can debug safari in visual studio by
executing safari and passing it parameters that are the same ones
that run-safari uses, namely the /frameworkPath switch.
I noticed that just a couple of days ago (on 11-14-07) run-safari was
updated to no longer use the
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