Re: Embedding Html in Lisp

[joakim]

"T. V. Raman" <address@hidden> writes:


> A truly ambitious thing to try would be to link in the HTML
> parser/renderer bits of webkit into Emacs to provide a truly
> integrated experience.

This is should be doable. I have a patch to enable embedding of gtk
widgets in emacs buffers. It's work in progress, but I can embed emacs
in emacs already, and other stuff.

>>>>>> "A" == A Soare <address@hidden> writes:
>     >>  On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 03:21:07PM +0200, A Soare wrote:
>     >> > 
>     >> > > 
>     >> > > Html is lisp.
>     >> > > 
>     >> > > You dignify html a lot more than it deserves!
>     >> > 
>     >> > With the classical definition of HTML , yes.
>     >> > 
>     >> > With the new definition, they can be compared.
>     >> 
>     >> But only if you squint hard .-)
>     >> 
>     >> Of course, at the formal level you are right. But in the
>     >> details, *ML lose big time. See for example the quoting
>     >> business in tag attributes, for one of my pet peeves. Or
>     >> white space handling.
>     >> 
>     >> Those folks must have been on acids. Bad ones.
>     >> 
>     A> 
> I realised that there are many cases to treat in order to
>     A> correctly transform html -> lisp, and that is why I do not
>     A> want to write a complete browser, just a minimum for what
>     A> I need.
>     A> 
>     A> (enough grumbling)
>     A> 
>     A> 
>     A> Regards.
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