My company writes a Java application that uses the WebKit.framework.
The framework is called through a jnilib library compiled in xcode.
This has worked fine for a number of years. Recently we've had some
problems because of changes Apple has pushed to the framework through
Safari updates. 3.1 wa
Not quite correct.
It uses native widgets to implement any widget derived from the
platform/Widget.h class.
These are found in platform/port dirs.
Scrolling, Scrollbars, menus are native. Drawing of buttons checkboxes
and most form controls is also linked into the native platform in vi a
platform
Hi,
As per my understanding , Webkit does not use the native widgets in any
platform. It actually uses custom draw mechanism. It is implemented in the file
themegtk/Themewin etc.
Sachin
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Does WebKit use native widgets on all platforms? If not, does it use
native widgets on any platforms?
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