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Re: HTMLDisplay.framework == HTMLRendering?
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Re: HTMLDisplay.framework == HTMLRendering?


  • Subject: Re: HTMLDisplay.framework == HTMLRendering?
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 11:37:24 -0800

There's been a few threads on HTMLDisplay framework, but one question
has yet gone unansered (I think): Does the HTMLDisplay framework call
the HTMLRendering libraries in Carbon, or is it a completely different
beast altogether?

It is a completely different beast. How Apple ended up with two separate HTML rendering frameworks is a tale of heartbreak and woe, as you might imagine. :->

In an attempt to answer my own question, I tried loading the same file
in example projects in OSX. I used the HTMLRendering example for one,
and GhettoWeb for the other. GhettoWeb rendered the page in roughly the
same amount of time that IE does, 2 seconds. HTMLRendering rendered it
in 7 seconds, and it didn't look as nice. So I suppose one is not based
on the other.

Right. Actually, I believe the last time I checked my code (HTML.framework was what I worked on at Apple) was substantially *faster* than IE. And used less memory, and produced a better-looking rendering for many pages. :->

Ben Haller
Stick Software
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