From: Dave M. <da...@da...> - 2003-03-11 12:33:41
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On Saturday 08 March 2003 20:43, Tony Graham wrote: > > Even without doing this, the browser should be a fairly simple job using > > GnomeCanvas. > > I had thought that a tree required GtkTree or similar, not a canvas > widget. What am I missing? I was thinking of using the canvas to render rectangular areas that can be clicked and dragged etc; nice for visual inspection of the results. Mind you, a tree would be useful as well, for systematic "structural" browsing. (You probably want GtkTreeView for that; it's much better than the old GTK 1.* widgets) > My blue-sky musing frequently concerns incremental updates: pushing a > small change, e.g. one changed word, in the source XML through the > XSLT transformation and through the XSL formatter without either > transforming the whole document again or reformatting the whole > document again. I wasn't aware this was possible... and if you manage to do it I'll be very interested in finding out how :-) I've (briefly) looked for "incremental" XSLT engines but couldn't find any. > > Also, speaking as list administrator now, please only quote the parts > of the previous message to which you are directly replying or only > quote enough to establish the context. Including entire copies of > previous messages reduces the signal-to-noise ratio in SourceForge's > one-thread-per-page mailing list archives. Oops... sorry. |