Re: [webkit-dev] JS event listener

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Re: [webkit-dev] Mozilla -moz-any() selectors extension

The best place to suggest and discuss new CSS features is on the www-style mailing list: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/ Simon On Apr 30, 2010, at 8:23 AM, Anthony Ricaud wrote: > I think it's a good addition. > > Another nice grouping feature would be something like a @subtree(

Re: [webkit-dev] Mozilla -moz-any() selectors extension

I think it's a good addition. Another nice grouping feature would be something like a @subtree() or @scope() rule. @subtree(#menu ul) { li {} li:hover {} a {} } would expand as #menu ul li {} #menu ul li:hover {} #menu ul a {} It's a common feature from CSS "compilers

[webkit-dev] JS event listener

Hello. I'm trying to hook to JavaScript events so I could listen to events and recognize when my action on a page has called a JavaScript function. I've found the JSEventListener::handleEvent() method that receives events and tries to execute the JS code with: JSValue retval = handleEventFunction