We're looking for a simple WYSIWYG editor for basic editing operations
like bold, italic etc. It would create HTML.
I've seen Gecko and the aborted pyGecko project. The wxHTML display window
might be useable but it doesn't support a cursor and re-display after
editing might be slow.
What's the current solution that people use? Are there any commercial
cross-platform products that are usable with wxPython?
Hugh
Try wxMozilla. You can find it at http://wxmozilla.sf.net
Try wxMozilla. You can find it at http://wxmozilla.sf.net
Thanks. Tantalising comments in the mailing list about support for
wxPython 2.5 - hope it won't be long.
Hugh
Try wxMozilla. You can find it at http://wxmozilla.sf.net
Robin, could you comment to this?
I installed the unicode version of wxPython 2.4, but found that wxMozilla
was looking for the non-unicode version of wxmsw24h.dll.
As the wxMozilla editor supports unicode in its files (I installed
non-unicode wxPython 2.4 and put some unicode values into an edited file)
and our app is unicode, are there any special build instructions for
getting it to work with unicode wxPython 2.4?
Hugh
Hugh Gibson wrote:
Try wxMozilla. You can find it at http://wxmozilla.sf.net
Robin, could you comment to this?
I havn't played with wxMozilla for several months, so Kevin O. is the best person to ask.
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Robin Dunn
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