Ariya Hidayat-3 wrote:
AFAICS gcjwebplugin is about Java applet plugin. I guess that is the
direction
you should investigate. Commenting that update() line only surpress, but
not
fix, the problem, and you might have a painting error.
Honestly, until you can find out what is wrong
On Jan 7, 2009, at 5:13 PM, Sam Weinig wrote:
I just noticed several patches have put up for review that contain
new files
using the Apache license. Current WebKit policy is that code should
be
licensed under either a BSD license or GNU Lesser General Public
License
v.2.1 (mentioned
afaik, the patches were ever checked in. Note that Sam said they can't be
landed (checked in) as they are (with the Apache license).
Dave
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 12:09 AM, Benjamin Meyer b...@meyerhome.net wrote:
On Jan 7, 2009, at 5:13 PM, Sam Weinig wrote:
I just noticed several patches
Hi
Now I have a question , I hope you help me, thank you.
As follow:
When I open a webpage, and the input buttontags obtains the focus, there
is a Dashed border.
Now I would like to know these functions.
And through code how to achieved.
Thank you
Hi
No really sure but this is outcome of combination of various
functions. Basically, anything regarding rendering to rendering starts
from a DOM tree. You can
find source regarding the same in WebCore\rendering.
As i told you earlier also, you can alternatively check out RenderStyle
Hello.
I've modified webkit rev. 38403 to render pages to a memory buffer using
the clutter offscreen rendering patch
(http://svn.o-hand.com/view/clutter/trunk/clutter-webkit/webkit-frame-show-cairo.patch?rev=2031view=markup)
It works on the mentioned revision. But if I checkout the latest
hi all,
i think it has 100% possibility to implement a set of navigation
components instead of
the current GFX based ChromeCanvas one, am i right?
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On Jan 12, 2009, at 9:02 AM, Brent Fulgham wrote:
What about the click-through agreement you have to comply with to
attach a patch in Bugzilla? It indicates that the user is agreeing
to license under LGPL or BSD.
The folks from Google posting the patches missed that, and the
reviewers
On Jan 12, 2009, at 4:48 AM, mwas wrote:
I would like to know the entry and exit points of a resource in
WebKit,
Example, how do I know if one leaves from http:// site to https://
site and vice-versa,
One work around would be to use kurl.isProtocol(https://;); but
this will fail on
I am using WebKit to piggy-back on the non-rendering phases of WebKit's
loading of a page (parsing, DOM creation, onload-time Javascript execution),
for doing some dynamic analysis of the in-memory objects that result after
these phases.
Hence, I want to disable the actual rendering of visible
On Monday 12 January 2009 12:25:05 pm Shariq Rizvi wrote:
I am using WebKit to piggy-back on the non-rendering phases of WebKit's
loading of a page (parsing, DOM creation, onload-time Javascript
execution), for doing some dynamic analysis of the in-memory objects that
result after these
Hi Dave.
We tend to write unit tests in HTML or JavaScript. If it's possible to
trigger all of the relevant test conditions in HTML or JavaScript, I'd
recommend that.
The next best thing to do is to write a C++ test function, add it to
WebKitTools/DumpRenderTree, and invoke it during
WebKit uses its own string classes instead of using STL string, I would
like to ask why you want to implement your own string classes? Although
webkit uses UTF-16 internally, we can also implement our own string traits
to manipulate UTF-16 char using STL string.
What is your driving force? Are
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