Cris,
Actually I was thinking to do another way. I want to use the the
code from "WebKit/WebKit/Plugins" to load the .swf file in a view and
put this view in a carbon window. The main problem is that the xcode
project that comes with the WebKit want compile - despite of all my
efforts do do so - and I can't debug the project to see how it's
working.
Do you think it's possible to do so?
Chris Perkins wrote:
Olariu,
I'm not sure about the latest release of WebKit, but there is a bug in
the WebKit that comes installed with all Macs. This bug only effects
Carbon (not Cocoa) applications that are embedding WebKit. It causes
the double click problem you are seeing.
There are two workarounds that I know of.
1 - don't embed the .swf in an .html file, instead pass the .swf
directly to the webview.
2. override the makeFirstResponder method of the NSView and manually
pass the focus to your nsview/webview and then pass the event to it.
Workaround #1 is easy, but if the user installs Safari 3 Beta then
they'll change their system Webkit and the double click bug will
re-appear. Fantastic.
Workaround #2 can only be done in Cocoa, so you'll have to be doing
quite a bit of bridging. I know of a person using wxWidgets who
developed this workaround and got it to work, but I haven't been able
to get anything like it to work for me.
Hope this helps,
Chris
At 02:24 AM 8/16/2007, Olariu Adrian Mihai wrote:
Hi,
I have to build am carbon application and the entire UI needs to be
done in flash. First I embedded the Flash movie in an HTML document and
load this document in a WebView contained in the carbon window. But I
have problems getting and handling some mouse events in the flash
movie. On the carbon-dev someone suggested me to look at Mozila/WebKit
code and see how they load the Flash plugin in the application. I guess
this is the best way to do what i have tot do. Can someone please
assist me doing this.
Thank you,
Olariu Adrian Mihai.
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