Re: Lightweight browser

[Alvaro del Castillo <acs barrapunto com>]

Hi!

GtkXmHTML is been replaced in GNOME by GtkHTML wich is used for 
example in Evolution. Try to use GtkHTML ;-)

Good luck

-- Alvaro

On 08 Apr 2001 12:24:51 +0200, dLux wrote:
> Hello hackers,
>
>   I want to make  a lightweight browser for iPAQ (in  perl). I saw the
> gnome-perl  distribution  contains  two   library  wrappers  for  HTML
> processing: GtkHTML and GtkXmHTML.
>   Which  one I  need to  use  if I  want a  very small  HTML-rendering
> engine? What other libraries are required for them?
>   Do  I  really  need  bonobo, gdk-pixbuf,  gnome-print  and  gal  for
> GtkHTML? I have  not found what I need  for GtkXmHTML but I  saw it is
> part of the gnome-libs...
>   I  checked   the  output  of   ldd  with  the  current   version  of
> libgtkhtml.so.7 and  libgtkxmhtml.so.1 and  the latter seemed  to have
> less requirements...
>   Can   you   offer  me   example   codes   (besides  the   gnome-perl
> distribution)?
>   Where can  I see a  feature comparison? I want  to know if  they can
> (in perl):
>     - do continuous downloading of a page
>     - handle tables
>     - view images
>     - handle frames
>     - handle javascript
>
>   I surprised  when I did  an "ldd /usr/bin/gnome-help-browser  | grep
> html", because  it returns nothing.  Is there any  other HTML-renering
> engine what  I did  not mention,  or is  it loaded  on demand.  If so,
> which one is used?
>
>   Any help appriciated,
>
> dLux
> --
> god:~# create world
> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
>
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