gmane.comp.web.netsurf.devel

extending libcss through properties.gen

Hoà V. Dinh — 2013-05-19T02:09:38

Hi Netsurf dev,  

I'd like to extend libcss to parse additional CSS properties such as border-radius.
I'd also like to add overflow-x, overflow-y. "overflow" is implemented but not -x, -y variants.

I had a quick look at the following file:
libcss/src/parse/properties/properties.gen
But I couldn't figure quite right what was the syntax of this file even with the whole list of examples.
Could you help me figure out?

Thanks.

CI builds stuck

Chris Young — 2013-05-18T23:03:55

Just noticed that Jenkins seems to be stuck due to Chimera being
offline again.

Re: Compile errors in libhubbub tests

Daniel Silverstone — 2013-05-04T09:47:40

[snip]

I have applied this patch, committed and pushed it to libhubbub's master
branch.  Thank you.


That's definitely interesting.  Especially if you happen to also be intending
to play around with libcss and libdom too :-)

For libdom, you might find nsgenbind (currently called nsgenjsbind) to be of
use in generating the bindings for the dom :-)

D.

Compile errors in libhubbub tests

Craig Barnes — 2013-05-03T23:20:16

Hi. When compiling the libhubbub tests from git master using GCC 4.7.2 I get
two warnings, which become errors via -Werror and stop the tests running:

  error: variable `origlen` set but not used [-Werror=unused-but-set-variable]

  error: comparison between `parserutils_error` and `enum hubbub_error`
  [-Werror=enum-compare]

The following (git format-) patch makes the errors go away and the test suite
pass:

https://gist.github.com/craigbarnes/5514898/raw/c2f94d97d26b52b01e5cf45c2ff9a973e2e44a32/0001-Fix-compile-errors-in-tests.patch


Aside: I discovered the errors while working on a hubbub package/binding
for the Lua language, which can be found at:

  https://github.com/craigbarnes/lua-hubbub

...if anyone is interested. It's MIT licensed and should be complete in
a few days.

Re: NetSurf 3.0 options.gtk2.ui labels

Vincent Sanders — 2013-05-03T19:53:45

We have had several BSD users recently asking similar questions. Seems
there are a couple of intermixed issues:

 - Firstly the 3.0 release gtk install has a (fixed in git) bug where
   the fallback language selection (C) was missing in the
   resources. This resulted in no working translations at all which is
   not the issue you describe.

 - Secondly there seems to be an issue where a libintl.so is
   incorrectly linked to NetSurf. This provides gettext symbols and
   the library is probably included via GTK (pure speculation).

   NetSurf itself provides its own gettext interface symbols (in
   gtk/gettext.c). On Linux Glibc builds this suffices for symbol
   resolution and the linker users our internal i10n routines to
   provide translated text. 

   On BSD this does not appear to happen so GTK is using the wrong
   routines and failing to show the translated text. Someone who
   understands the linker and symbol resolution on BSD systems needs
   to look at this as I am currently not in a position to

NetSurf 3.0 options.gtk2.ui labels

James Turner — 2013-05-03T19:20:30

I'm running NetSurf 3.0 with GTK+ 2.24.17 on OpenBSD. When I go to
Edit->Preferences I'm seeing the translation tokens for labels and such
instead of the actual text (en in my case).

All other windows and interfaces show the text one would expect. Any
hints at what might be causing this? Thanks.

Examples:
preferencesMainTabtitle
preferencesStartupPage
preferencesDownloadsLocation

Re: Default LANG?

Vincent Sanders — 2013-04-29T07:44:35

Fixed by ensuring the C "language" resources are available (linked to
the en language by default) which g_get_language_names() always
returns as the least desirable result.

Auto-builder

Chris Young — 2013-04-28T11:28:23

Seems to be in a stuck state due to chimera being off-line.

Re: Tests rely on alloca()

Vincent Sanders — 2013-04-27T12:29:54

Reviewed and applied, thanks for your work on this

Re: Tests rely on alloca()

Anthony J. Bentley — 2013-04-27T03:24:59

I've replaced these with calls to malloc():

https://github.com/bentley/libcss/
https://github.com/bentley/libhubbub/
https://github.com/bentley/libparserutils/

If these could be pulled into the main repositories that would be great.

Re: new Dutch translation

Vincent Sanders — 2013-04-25T18:06:31

That would be great to have. The mailing list is the best place for
translations currently. 

A diff against the FatMessages file is easiest to integrate but I can
merge by hand if thats not possible.

new Dutch translation

Simon Voortman — 2013-04-25T17:19:04

Hi list,

Where should I submit new Dutch translations?

TIA,
Simon Voortman.

Clang warning fixes

Rob Kendrick — 2013-04-25T14:39:42

I've pushed a handful of branches containing some clang warning fixes.

libnsfb/rjek/clang-warnings
libcss/rjek/clang-warnings
nsjsgenbind/rjek/clang-warnings
netsurf/rjek/clang-warnings

B.

[chris-ctIS55pebbeSaWcfd5glvw< at >public.gmane.org: NetSurf & GPL3?]

Rob Kendrick — 2013-04-24T15:33:17

For people who are not on help-A1FYRfCQ4PY< at >public.gmane.org

B.

Javascript feature details

Dave Higton — 2013-04-24T08:38:44

Would it be possible to list the progress on individual Javascript
features, in the same way as the CSS features?  That way, those of
us who are interested can play with features, learn Javascript,
and test the features.

Or will implementation be an all-or-nothing event - suddenly one
day all of Javascript will work?

Dave

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Tests rely on alloca()

Anthony J. Bentley — 2013-04-24T07:25:56

Hi,

Several tests use alloca() to allocate memory. But alloca() is not part of
C99, and on OpenBSD this leads to linking errors since the NetSurf build
system specifies -std=c99:

LINK: build-OpenBSD-OpenBSD-release-lib-shared/test_parser
cc -o build-OpenBSD-OpenBSD-release-lib-shared/test_parser build-OpenBSD-OpenBSD-release-lib-shared/test_parser.o -Lbuild-OpenBSD-OpenBSD-release-lib-shared/ -lhubbub -g -L/usr/local/lib -liconv -L/usr/local/lib -ljson-c
build-OpenBSD-OpenBSD-release-lib-shared/test_parser.o(.text+0x578): In function `run_test':
test/parser.c:28: undefined reference to `alloca'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

These are the files that use alloca():

libhubbub:
test/parser.c
test/tokeniser2.c
test/tokeniser3.c
test/tree.c

libcss:
test/css21.c
test/parse-auto.c

libparserutils:
test/cscodec-8859.c
test/cscodec-ext8.c
test/cscodec-utf8.c
test/cscodec-utf16.c

Default LANG?

Anthony J. Bentley — 2013-04-24T07:57:49

Hi,

After upgrading to 3.0 on my system, NetSurf-GTK looks like this:
http://i.imgur.com/BUr5Tj4.png

It turns out this is because LANG is unset in my environment (although
LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF8). If I run "LANG=en netsurf", everything is peachy.
Would it be possible to default to "en" if LANG is unset and/or LANG=C?

Re: New releases: NetSurf, LibCSS, Hubbub, etc

Chris Young — 2013-04-23T18:03:13

Is Jenkins supposed to be building (binary) releases now, or is it
still a manual process?

Chris

New releases: NetSurf, LibCSS, Hubbub, etc

Michael Drake — 2013-04-23T15:07:36

New releases have been made for the libraries:

  LibCSS 0.2.0
  LibDOM 0.0.1
  LibHubbub 0.2.0
  LibNSBMP 0.1.0
  LibNSGIF 0.1.0
  LibNSFB 0.1.0
  LibParserUtils 0.1.2
  LibPencil 0.0.2
  LibROSprite 0.1.0
  LibRUfl 0.0.2
  LibSVGTiny 0.1.0
  LibWapcaplet 0.2.0

  http://download.netsurf-browser.org/libs/releases/


The new buildsystem used by all the libraries has been released:

  Buildsystem 1.0

  http://download.netsurf-browser.org/libs/releases/


The JavaScript to DOM binding generator has been released:

  NSGenJSBind 0.0.1

  http://download.netsurf-browser.org/libs/releases/


NetSurf 3.0 source release:

  http://download.netsurf-browser.org/netsurf/releases/source/


NetSurf 3.0 full source release (inc. our libraries):

  http://download.netsurf-browser.org/netsurf/releases/source-full/

Re: Fetch polling change branch

Chris Young — 2013-04-15T23:21:56


A-ha, that seems to work well here, thanks.

Chris

Re: Fetch polling change branch

John-Mark Bell — 2013-04-15T23:01:03

There's a preprocessor define in content/fetchers/curl.c to enable this
for fetches performed through curl. It's disabled, as it currently
breaks things on a number of platforms.


J.