Hi Kevin, I finally got everything working on my Mac, so now I have a better idea of what to expect on the Windows side. And I can confirm that if I launch Safari, then launch Drosera, then send Safari to a page with some JavaScript everything seems to come up just fine.
Nice! On Dec 6, 2007 2:45 PM, Kevin McCullough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think the scripts are going to be the way to run things (similar to > run-safari), I'll take a look at what you have attached to the bugzilla bug > and that might be the way to go. > > In the future we would like to bundle a built version of Drosera with the > nightlies just like we have on Mac, but currently that is not available. > I've updated the Bugzilla entry with a few revisions that I use on my mac system, as well as a change to FindSafari that emits the path info I need to run Drosera. > The start, pause, resume, step over, Show Console, etc buttons were > created on Mac via Interface Builder and are not cross-platform. For the > sake of simplicity and speed of development I implemented these in the > windows "Debug" menu in Drosera. In the future I would like to make these > in JavaScript, in Drosera's debugger.js, which would make the buttons > cross-platform automatically. > This would be very cool. I'm interested in poking through Drosera to see if I could use a similar architecture (i.e., a WebKit-based GUI) for an application I'm trying to port to the Mac. So, seeing how this is done would be pretty useful. > Thanks for testing things out for us, I greatly appreciate your feedback. > My pleasure -- you guys have created a pretty amazing set of tools here. I've been playing with the WebInspector for one day, and I was already to find the cause of some stupid formatting issues here at work. Very useful. Thanks, -Brent
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