Mozilla has officially ended support for embedding the
Gecko layout engine in applications other than Mozilla
core applications.
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Donald Arseneau as...@triumf.ca
Just out of curiosity - how does this relate to Komodo Edit?
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WK
Well, it seems a reasonable decision. After all, they never got it to
work right, and the API was a moving target.
About TkGecko? I suppose it will keep working for a while, but perhaps
we should move to TkWebKit... :D
George
Quoting the Komodo Teach Lead:
Komodo Edit and IDE are not affected as XULRunner is not affected. It
hits these particular projects (cleaning up stuff
Mozilla/Firefox doesn't use itself):
gtkmozembed
javaxpcom
the ActiveX control
the NSView embedding widget
Note: The full message from Mozilla (Benjamin Smedberg) is here:
http://mozilla-xp.com/mozilla.dev.embedding/The-future-of-binary-embedding
I am not sure that xulrunner will not be affected, but if it does not,
then TkGecko also uses xulrunner...
George
According to a recent post, only the bindings will be removed:
The core functions will remain, which means TkGecko will still work (it
is not using any bindings, but uses directly the core API).
George