Todd Blanchard skrev:
> You know, it would be extra cool if someone who is good at graphics 
> and web stuff were to use the HtmlParser I wrote and build a proper 
> renderer on top of it.  I think we have most of the pieces to do a 
> workable web client (we only lack Javascript), just needs integration 
> work and rendering.
>
> Perhaps when I get down to one job again...
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I have tried to do a html table morph and have scratched my head
over all the quirks and loops one have to jump through. CSS I have not 
looked at at all
but I guess the same problems will pop up. Automatic layout stuff is 
really hard to get right.
I salute anyone who dare take on that beast
Karl
> -Todd Blanchard
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> On Oct 4, 2006, at 12:19 PM, karl wrote:
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>> Lex Spoon skrev:
>>> Robert Withers <reefedjib at yahoo.com> writes:
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>>>> I tried to add support for a POST command, but I couldn't really test
>>>> it because I couldn't find a WebBrowser.  Do we still have one?  I
>>>> wanted to do my online banking in squeak! :-)
>>>>
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>>> It's called Scamper.  It does not seem to work in 3.9, though, because
>>> a class named "WebPageMorph" is missing.
>>>
>>> If your code is loadable in 3.7, you could develop in that version.
>>> There is a package-universes release of 3.7, and its version of
>>> Scamper works fine.
>>>
>>>     http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/squeak/3835
>>>
>>>
>>> -Lex
>>>
>> I will look into these issues, and try to get Scamper to work 
>> properly with 3.9
>> Karl
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