6 | | * WebkitView (which corresponds to WebView), the main view which can show web pages. This is a GtkWidget you can put to the application layout |
7 | | * WebkitFrame (corresponds to WebFrame), class representing a frame in a web page. WebView has one main frame, and main frame can have multiple child frames. |
8 | | * WebkitUIDelegate, WebkitResourceLoadDelegate, WebkitFrameLoadDelegate: hooks into various processes the engine does |
| 6 | * WebkitView (which corresponds to WebView), the main view which can show web pages. This is a GtkWidget you can put to the application layout |
| 7 | * WebkitFrame (corresponds to WebFrame), class representing a frame in a web page. WebView has one main frame, and main frame can have multiple child frames. |
| 8 | * WebkitUIDelegate, WebkitResourceLoadDelegate, WebkitFrameLoadDelegate: hooks into various processes the engine does |
11 | | * if a library targets gtk applications, it needs to have gtk api that feels native. This means C, this means GObject system and this means Gtk coding standards *for the API* |
12 | | * if a library implementation is based on Webkit, it should reflect webits implementation. Trying to swim against the current (ie. doing things differently than Obj-C Webkit) is just asking for trouble. And WebView is a good API. |
| 11 | * if a library targets gtk applications, it needs to have gtk api that feels native. This means C, this means GObject system and this means Gtk coding standards *for the API* |
| 12 | * if a library implementation is based on Webkit, it should reflect webits implementation. Trying to swim against the current (ie. doing things differently than Obj-C Webkit) is just asking for trouble. And WebView is a good API. |