Does anyone know what class/function I should use in WebKit to execute
a JavaScript function from C++?
KJS::JSObject::call invokes a function object as a function. You will
need to retrieve the appendMessage function object from the global
object in order to call it.
If you're asking
Hi all:
Based on my understanding, the webcore of webkit using KHTML as its
rendering engine,
and KTHML is component from KDE/Qt, so is that means Apple's webkits can be
only port to platform
that support KDE/Qt?
Another question is that I found both apple's webkit and Nokia's S60 webkits
I'll leave any discussion on the differences between WebKit and KHTML
to other who know more about it than me.
But no, WebKit is in no way tied to Qt, and there are active ports of
WebKit from Mac to Qt, GDK (or GTK, or something), and the WX toolkit.
Much of the design of the architecture
Augmenting contextual menus really has nothing to do with plug-ins,
so I'm not sure how the conversation ended up at plug-ins. :)
Changing context menus is getting more into the realm of extensions.
dave
On May 25, 2007, at 4:15 PM, David Hyatt wrote:
On May 25, 2007, at 4:07 PM,
On May 25, 2007, at 4:18 PM, David Hyatt wrote:
Augmenting contextual menus really has nothing to do with plug-ins,
so I'm not sure how the conversation ended up at plug-ins. :)
Changing context menus is getting more into the realm of extensions.
Yeah, I don't get how it got there
On May 25, 2007, at 4:07 PM, Nathan Duran wrote:
I'm on record as accepting of, but not agreeing with, this
argument ;)
Well it makes at least as much sense as the Contextual Menu Manager
API's
continued existence does :)
It strikes me as rather silly to protest giving free reign to
Flimsy in what sense? If QuickTime (or any plugin) can take over
PNG, then PNG image support when the object tag is used would
effectively be broken. Suddenly all sorts of built-in browser
functionality breaks. Web sites would break. The end user would
have no real understanding of what
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