http://lkcl.net/webkit/main.c
the modifications to main.c are getting a little bit more sophisticated, so i thought it best to post it as a separate link, with explanations here. get_absolute_top() is a [bad] port of the pyjamas-desktop javascript function of the same absolute camelised name, DOM.getAbsoluteTop() - source code here: http://github.com/lkcl/pyjamas-desktop/tree/master/pyjamas-webkit/pyjamas/DOM.py#L378 you can at least see what was being attempted :) scroll_into_view() is quite obvious: given any particular node in the DOM tree, scroll_into_view() ensures that that node will be visible. having used get_absolute_top() to locate its absolute position, gdom_dom_window_scroll_to() is called to actually move the window scroll position. it's left as an exercise to the reader (at the moment) to do scrolling on X position and to write a get_absolute_left() to match, and to get the width/height of the window and of the node and put the node at the _bottom_ of the scrolling window (or in the middle) with a little maths. print_attribute() is necessary in instances where XML is being created, or in cases where an HTML element has non-W3C-compliant attributes. in such cases, you cannot get the "property" - i.e. you cannot use g_object_get() - because the attribute's not named in the IDL file. such attributes end up in the NamedNodeMap, you thus have to use gdom_named_node_map_get_named_item() to get at them. this being c, it's all rather damn long-winded and awkward. set_example_css_property() shows how to set a border CSS property (yippee!) - it's the only one of the functions that actually makes any modifications to the page. i've corrected the examples, adding in g_free() which i had left out up until now (whoops!) l. _______________________________________________ webkit-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/webkit-dev
