first of all, great component. Even complex CSS is rendered nicely. I am having problem, however, to get pages to work fully interactive which are produced by the Scala language documentation tool "scaladoc". Unfortunately, it uses zillions of JavaScript functions, and some seem to get stuck.
Here, there are multiple items deactivated (via JavaScript I guess) in the "inherited" section, so there are only the four important methods shown. If I click on a method, e.g. "def ar", more information is made visible.
Do you think it will be possible to render this kind of stuff with SwingBox? I am also looking into ways to get more static pages from the doc tool, but it seems all is hard-coded.
Thanks!
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Hi there,
first of all, great component. Even complex CSS is rendered nicely. I am having problem, however, to get pages to work fully interactive which are produced by the Scala language documentation tool "scaladoc". Unfortunately, it uses zillions of JavaScript functions, and some seem to get stuck.
For example, compare the following page in Mozilla versus SwingBox: http://sciss.github.io/ScalaCollider/latest/api/#de.sciss.synth.ugen.SinOsc$
Here, there are multiple items deactivated (via JavaScript I guess) in the "inherited" section, so there are only the four important methods shown. If I click on a method, e.g. "def ar", more information is made visible.
Do you think it will be possible to render this kind of stuff with SwingBox? I am also looking into ways to get more static pages from the doc tool, but it seems all is hard-coded.
Thanks!