Wilcox Development Solutions Blog

In case you haven’t noticed, the work so far in Project Distribute has simply been gathering components: finding a solid HTML control…

We know a lot about the JavaScript to/from C++ API in WebKit. We don’t have all the pieces yet (we don’t know how to call C++ from…

Further progress on the WebKit front. I’m working with Kevin Ollivier, the author of wxWebKit, to put C++ to JavaScript utilities into the…

My blog now looks like the rest of my site, almost a year after I moved to Wordpress. Thanks go to my sister, who, thanks to a bit of HTML…

I didn’t know there was going to be a part 2 to this little adventure: I thought Part 1 was enough. Well, as long as your program liked…

Given Apple’s 64 Bit Carbon plans, a lot of people are wondering if Carbon is dead (or not). (See one example of this over at Michael Tsai’s…

The reason I picked WebKit is that it (seemed) to be easy to call JavaScript from C++ and (hopefully) the reverse too (by some glue…

I figured out how to call JavaScript functions from C++ with WebKit today. Now the next task: calling C++ objects from JavaScript…

In Project Distribute we want to display some HTML in a wxWidgets application. One such component is wxWebKit, and the one we’re trying out…

So I’m using a little bit of Cocoa in a client’s application. The fun thing is that this application is mostly Carbon/wxWidgets. This isn’t…