KDEML workshop at aKademy 2005
Paulo Moura Guedes
moura at kdewebdev.org
Wed May 4 18:58:24 BST 2005
On Wednesday 04 May 2005 17:36, Frans Englich wrote:
> Suggestion: perhaps it could be an idea to broaden the scope. I think
> Quanta will switch to KDOM and some of its plans I've heard about is
> closely related to KDOM development, and hence affecting other technologies
> building upon it(KHTML).
Yes, I'm personally very interested in choosing foundations that allow Quanta
to extend on top of them and it seems that KDOM was designed with that in
mind. Currently, we are somewhat limited on what we can do and we have the
hack of having two trees that need to be manually syncronized.
For instance, a thing that an web authoring tool need is to draw custom
contents in the canvas. Imagine the mozilla composer "HTML Tags" view, for
example, or a XML/XSLT editor. It would be great if KHTML would have
extension points that allow other tools to do things like that.
So, I think it would be interesting to think about the future of KHTML not
only from a browser point of view but also considering functionality for
authoring tools.
I'm sure that the Quanta team in general is also interested :)
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