All,
I've been knee deep trying to debug this chromium issue
http://crbug.com/74826 that I believe is not port specific and may be
related to https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=49023.
Basically, the timeline slider control is being painted fine and the correct
rect is hitting the theme, but
Thanks to a bunch of hard work at the WebKit meeting (both as part of
the OwnPtr hack-a-thon and "after hours"), we've now enabled strict
OwnPtr semantics on PLATFORM(MAC). Other platforms should follow
shortly as we work through the platform-specific files.
The strict semantics mean you'll no lo
> On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 1:12 PM, Eric Seidel wrote:
>> There are some on the webkit-meeting list. We need to make a more
>> concerted effort to move them to the wiki and link from the meeting
>> page though.
>>
>> I will make an effort to track down notes from my talk and add them to
>> the wik
I will also attempt to summarize the talk on new-run-webkit-tests and
getting layout-test times under control and post it on the wiki.
-- Dirk
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 1:12 PM, Eric Seidel wrote:
> There are some on the webkit-meeting list. We need to make a more
> concerted effort to move them
There are some on the webkit-meeting list. We need to make a more
concerted effort to move them to the wiki and link from the meeting
page though.
I will make an effort to track down notes from my talk and add them to
the wiki this afternoon.
Hopefully others will do the same. :)
-eric
On Wed,
I was sad not to be able to attend the contributors meeting. Did
anyone happen to take any notes?
-Tony
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Hi Bono-san,
> Even though this is out of this topic, from the point of a
> web-application developer, it would be great for WebKit to have a
> JavaScript API that encapsulates your spellchecker code so JavaScript
> can use it.
It sounds interesting.
Because we need standardized(or standardizable)
On Apr 27, 2011, at 6:05 AM, Mateusz Pedzierski wrote:
> AFAIK third component of -webkit-box-reflect property can be used to overlay
> the reflection. My investigation showed that current implementation applies
> alpha mask to the content(original object) before reflecting it. Descriptions
> a
Hi all,
AFAIK third component of -webkit-box-reflect property can be used to overlay
the reflection. My investigation showed that current implementation applies
alpha mask to the content(original object) before reflecting it. Descriptions
and examples of -webkit-box-reflect usage I've found at
> Is there any plan to fully merge the code, have updated LayoutTests and
> build-webkit integration?
The Android browser still uses the Android port, but as you point out,
it's not fully upstreamed. We're continuing to work on this.
> Since then, WebCore/Android.mk has been modified 81 times, but
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