Yes, exactly. I found in the source there was a comment(s) about
the dependence of KHTMLView/Part..... (Can't remember where)
In the source there are several parts such as xml_tokenizer.h/cpp
dom_nodeimpl.cpp, the HTML tokenizer etc.
all require a KHTML part to be present (from my limited exposure to
the source).
For example, in the Cocoa end I was trying to instantiate a DOM
document or a WebFrame without a view,
but it seems not possible to decouple them at this point.
So I'm just wondering, with the addition of KSVG would that increase
the dependency? (I haven't taken a look at it)
And is even compartmentalizing the functionality (XML/CSS Parser,
Layout Engine, Display Objects, HTML View)
such that they can function independently of one another a priority?
Thanks for your time.
I look forward to integrated SVG in Webkit.
Andre
On Dec 3, 2005, at 11:49 AM, email@hidden wrote:
This is great.
I have a question though, will this affect the dependence on
KHTMLView still being required?
IOW is making WebCore more modular going to take more time now
that KSVG is being integrated?
Specifically the layout and view/drawing components.
Is that at all a priority?
Thanks
Andre
Eric Seidel wrote:
Greetings:
I have some good news: SVG is ready to be rolled into the main
WebKit development builds.
My proposal is to do so next week. This will affect all WebKit
developers, as you will soon be pulling extra source code from
CVS, and building a slighting larger set of sources (by default).
I'm writing this email to propose my plan of action, and solicit
feedback and answer any concerns you might have.
My plan of action, in brief:
1. This early next week I plan to move the ksvg2 and kcanvas
directories, as well as the SVGLayout tests out of SVGSupport and
into the main WebCore and LayoutTests modules (this mean's
everyone will check out more code).
2. Over the course of next week discuss with several other
Safari engineers the "tie-in" points which SVG has to the rest of
WebKit, and re-verify the sanity of said tie-ins. :)
3. Finally, by next weekend, "flip the switch" and make WebKit
+SVG the default build target for WebCore.
If you have any questions, comments, concerns, please drop me a
line.
-eric
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