Re: displaying html

[John Taber <jtaber johntaber net>]

Bob,
thks for the info - no, I'm not having too much luck with gtkmozembedmm. 
 Until I find a way to make it work, I can use gtkhtml - what steps did 
you follow to get this working (I actually started to use gtkhtml but 
got stuck in the wrap functions and then was told gtkmozembed would be 
the better alternative).  Now this would make a good wiki article!
John

Bob Caryl wrote:
> John Taber wrote:
>
> > When I try to compile the gtkmozembedmm package, I get an error of not 
> > finding gtkmozembed - is it looking for the gtk program version?  Has 
> > anyone got this working in gtkmm and can help me with what 
> > dependencies were required and any special steps?  thks.
> > John
> >
> >  
> <snip>
>
> Hey John,
>
> Yeah, gtkmozembemm is the C++ wrapper for gtkmozembed.  And yes, you 
> must have the gtk version installed.  As you can see from the string of 
> posts I made about gtkmozembedmm, I never got it to work, even when I 
> did have gtkmozembed installed properly.  Its --cflags pkg-config 
> results always pointed at a file that did not exist:
>
> > Running pkg-config --cflags gtkmozembedmm at the command line specifies
> > -I/opt/gnome/include/gtkmozembedmm-0.1 as it's first pre-processor
> > instruction.  Examination of the /opt/gnome/include/gtkmozembedmm-0.1
> > directory reveals that in the gtkmozembedmm subdirectory there is NO
> > gtkmozembedmm.h file, but rather another directory called "private" that
> > contains a file called "gtkmozembedmm_p.h"
>
>
> My attempts to figure out to where it should point were feckless, as 
> were my attempts to get any answers to this particular question from 
> anyone on the list.  I ended up using GtkHTML instead.
>
> I hope you end up having better luck than I did.
>
> Bob Caryl