On Wed, Feb 7 2024 at 03:31:29 PM +02:00:00, Sim Tov <smn...@gmail.com>
wrote:
1. The target documents might be very long - books. Does WebkitGTK
know how to deal with this? Can it load/unload dynamically certain
portions of the HTML document in order to hold in memory only what's
visible (in order not to collapse/stay responsive)? Probably a
similar mechanism is used when dealing with webpages with "infinite"
scrolling...
Nope. You'll have to handle that yourself.
2. The source file will be displayed in GtkSourceView. Is there a way
to implement synchronized scrolling, i.e. when the user scrolls the
source in GtkSourceView the rendered document will scroll accordingly
inside WebkitGTK (and vise versa)? It's probably also important to
implement bookmarks, i.e. save the place where the reader left
reading and closed the app, so it can be focused on that same spot on
the next app launch.
I'm sure it's all possible, but it will have to be done manually. Good
luck. :)
Michael
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