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Re: [Dillo-dev] SGML question

by Sebastian Geerken

On Thu, Jan 02, Sebastian Geerken wrote: > Before I start digging to the specs, someone may answer me this > question faster: Should stripping spaces from attributes done before > or after the conversions of entities? E.g., if I have something like > > <td align="char" char=" "> > > is the value of the "char" attribute " " (one space) or "" (empty)? > Dillo does the second, so it is not possible to align characters at > spaces. Currently (last commits), the HTML parser assumes that an empty string was one space, so that CHAR="" will be equivalent to CHAR=" " or CHAR="&32;". I'll search in the specs. Sebastian

Jan. 5, 2003

Table cell alignments

by Sebastian Geerken

Hi! Just FYI: I'll stop working on table cell alignments (features, of course, I'll fix bugs, and implement important things I've forgotten). I've just committed changes which (imperfectly) support ALIGN=CHAR and the CHAR attribute. CHAROFF (which seems rather exotic to me, and is anyway not required, as the HTML spec says), is not supported, and I do not plan to do it. Someone interested in this should understand the "99% done" in the bug track as an encouragement to replace my name and fill the remaining1%. :-) Sebastian

Jan. 5, 2003

Re: [Dillo-dev] Small patch I've been working on...

by Jorge Arellano Cid

Takahiro, > Hello Fellow Dillo Users! Hi! > I've written a patch to show a drop down menu for images (BUG #283). I'm very > new to Dillo development, so I'd like your comments on the patch. I have put > it on a website at: > > http://wwwcsif.cs.ucdavis.edu/~horie/patch.html :-) > Please take a look, and send me comments on what I did right/wrong or could > improve on. I reviewed the patch information (and skimmed it too). Certainly that functionality is desired. BTW, a long time ago Eric made a patch that made just that but that presented an inactive menu entry when the link wasn't an image... The point (to be consistent with the rest of the interface) is to make the image-menu popup when righ-clicking over an image. If you can do that, great! Ah, last but not the least: /CVS directories should be left out of the patch (they aren't a part of dillo). In a similar way, Makefiles, should be excluded as they are generated... Good idea, clear information. I hope to hear from you soon! Cheers Jorge.-

Jan. 5, 2003

Small patch I've been working on...

by Takahiro Horie

Hello Fellow Dillo Users! I've written a patch to show a drop down menu for images (BUG #283). I'm very new to Dillo development, so I'd like your comments on the patch. I have put it on a website at: http://wwwcsif.cs.ucdavis.edu/~horie/patch.html Please take a look, and send me comments on what I did right/wrong or could improve on. Thanks! --Takahiro

Jan. 5, 2003

off time

by Jorge Arellano Cid

Hi there! Please don't worry if I'm out of touch for some days. I'm moving and will have to find a way to get connected from the new place... If for some reason, the off-time lengthens, I'll start working the dpi enhancements required for 0.7.0 release. Cheers Jorge.-

Jan. 5, 2003

Re: [Dillo-dev] Seen in Slashdot

by Sebastian Geerken

On Thu, Jan 02, Jorge Arellano Cid wrote: > It'd be very good if someone solves this problem! Send me your current work. I have already tested several things, with menu position already working quite well, although it is not yet perfect. BTW, "gtkoptionmenu.c" is worth to look at, it solves quite a similar problem. Sebastian

Jan. 3, 2003

Re: [Dillo-dev] SGML question

by Sebastian Geerken

On Thu, Jan 02, Philip Blundell wrote: > On Thu, 2003-01-02 at 19:31, Sebastian Geerken wrote: > > What I need is rather a function > > > > char *nl_langinfo(nl_item *item, char *locale); > > > > since the locale is set in the HTML document, not by the user (e.g. if > > a german user reads an english web page). Perhaps a temporary > > setlocale() may work. > > Surely the HTML document gives you the encoding directly, not a locale > string? Can you give a slightly more concrete description of what it is > you're trying to do? I'm working on character alignment, and the attribute CHAR specifies the character at which the columns aligned. If not specified, the language-dependant character for the decimal point must be used. This is nothing covered by the encoding, since two languages using the same encoding may differ in this. Sebastian

Jan. 3, 2003

Re: [Dillo-dev] Happy new year!

by Melvin Hadasht

Hi Jorge, on Thu, 2 Jan 2003 14:25:08 -0300 (CLST) Jorge Arellano Cid <jcid(a)softhome.net> wrote: > > Hi there! > > Is good to see you here in our new home. Things seem to be > going better for dillo this year (yes, a couple of days can bear > a lot of things!). The project is resuming its pace and hopefully > will improve. > > Receive my best wishes for this year! > Jorge.- Happy New Year for those who made Dillo exist and for all its users. Thanks for your efforts. Ma'a as-salaama (Arabic: With Peace) -- Melvin Hadasht

Jan. 3, 2003

Re: [Dillo-dev] SGML question

by Philip Blundell

On Thu, 2003-01-02 at 19:31, Sebastian Geerken wrote: > What I need is rather a function > > char *nl_langinfo(nl_item *item, char *locale); > > since the locale is set in the HTML document, not by the user (e.g. if > a german user reads an english web page). Perhaps a temporary > setlocale() may work. Surely the HTML document gives you the encoding directly, not a locale string? Can you give a slightly more concrete description of what it is you're trying to do? p.

Jan. 2, 2003

Re: [Dillo-dev] SGML question

by Sebastian Geerken

Hi, On Thu, Jan 02, Frederic Bothamy wrote: > * Sebastian Geerken <s.geerken(a)ping.de> [2003-01-02 17:53] : > [...] > > BTW, does someone know a good and simple way to retrieve informations > > about other the user has specified via $LC_...? I need this for the > > standard value of the "char" attribute, which depends on the language > > of the document (or a content part). > > Probably use the nl_langinfo C function with the item CODESET. From > the manpage: > [...] What I need is rather a function char *nl_langinfo(nl_item *item, char *locale); since the locale is set in the HTML document, not by the user (e.g. if a german user reads an english web page). Perhaps a temporary setlocale() may work. (Currently , neither localeconv, nor nl_langinfo works at all, perhaps I miss some files.) Anyway thanks for the answer. Sebastian

Jan. 2, 2003