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From: Uwe H. <uh...@bi...> - 2000-03-04 21:59:48
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On Fri, Mar 03, 2000 at 11:23:54PM -0500, Jim Garrison wrote: > Hello > > Just wondering if anybody found my message I left in the Sourceforge > forum - "open discussion." Here is the link in case you haven't: > > http://sourceforge.net/forum/thread.php?thread_id=10602 I looked through it. Please keep development-discussions on this list, as people (or at least me) don't check the forums as often as new mails, so it might take a while until your post is noticed... > I would like to see a GTK "browser" widget that combines the html > widget,networking protocols, and the buttons needed to navigate. > Then, other applications could embed the browser widget and display > web pages as well. The idea sounds great. AFAIK the gtk-xmhtml team intends to do the same with gtk-xmhtml(make a HTML-widget that can be used by lots of programs). I've never written a Gtk+ widget, neither am I a Gtk+ Guru or something, but I had a short look at the "Writing Your Own Widgets" chapter of the Gtk+ tutorial, and the code there seemed quite familiar to me. If I am not mistaken Express already has a widget for 'browser', 'bwindow' and 'alert'... I wrote a 'developers wanted'-type of news-article on Sourceforge yesterday, maybe some good Gtk+ programmer is interested in developing express and helping out in this area. Or if anyone on the list has a deeper knowledge of Gtk+, I'd be pleased to get some enlightenment :-) Uwe. -- Uwe Hermann <uh...@bi...> http://www.bingo-ev.de/~uh1763/index.html ----------------------------------------- :wq |