For reference, Webkit uses a single WebCore namespace for all its core
dom/css/etc stuff.
-Boris
I don't see any reason for separate namespaces for dom/css/etc.
Perhaps mozilla::gecko would be enough? I guess
"using mozilla::gecko" might be used quite often in that case.
And for other things mozilla::ipc, mozilla::js, mozilla::necko etc.
(I know we have some mozilla::dom code, but we can change that.)
-Olli
That's what I was thinking, yes.
> I guess "using mozilla::gecko" might be used quite often in that case.
Or not that much, if all the code in content/layout/dom/etc is inside
"namespace gecko {}".
> (I know we have some mozilla::dom code, but we can change that.)
We also have existint mozilla::css code; again we can change that if
desired.
-Boris
I like the idea, although I'm not sure I'd want to use the name
"gecko" for it.
We'd also need to decide what's in and what's out (which might
partly be determined by what name we choose).
-David
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Other options off the top of my head (none wholly satisfactory or even
partially....): "core", "engine", "renderer", "layout", "webcore" (yes,
yes, I know), "web", "html5" (just for the heck of
mozilla::html::SMILAnimationElement and the like!), "xulrunner".
-Boris
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