Re: help please
Marco Pesenti Gritti <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.web.galeon.devel |
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| Message-ID | <1034667214.1006.10.camel@balurdi> |
Il mar, 2002-10-15 alle 02:45, asiavu3 ha scritto: > to anyone who is kind enough to help me or give me pointers, > > i am an undergraduate student at UCB and i m trying to hack any browser so > that i can somehow feed url into the browser (automatically, of course) and > record the time it takes to load such url. this is for a research project in > UCB, and i have spent quite a few hrs trying to hack mozilla. of course, > mozilla embedds itself with javascript, COM, and the gecko engine. i wish to > hack the engine such that i can record the time (perhaps in the throbber) and > then i can also feed the url into the browser synchronously. however, in > mozilla, the throbber is powered by javascript (or so i thought) and i cant > write the duration time to file (since javascript does not support it). also > feeding url into mozilla synchronously is a problem (unless i write a new DOM > and implement this in the javascript). i looked around the web and i found > that galeon is a browser who also uses gecko engine. if possible, can anyone > tell me if galeon is able to be hacked in such a way so that i can implement > my research (without tearing up the whole code base). > > any help or lead is greatly greatly appreciated! > > kev > I'd suggest you use TestGtkEmbed instead, it's much simpler. It's in the mozilla tree embedding/browser/gtk/tests I believe. Marco ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf