Notes on my intentions

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Hello
@bjorn-ali-goransson,
and those who come from AngleSharp/AngleSharp.Css#2

If your code meet these ...

1. No copyleft code
2. Support .Net framework >=2.0
3. No Linq

It makes me easier to integrate your code back to my repo.

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I also try to figure out
How to support more that 1 Html-Css Dom/Parser frameworks.

eg.

1. HtmlKit - that is used in this repo.
2. Pasta - my unfinished port of Google's Gumbo.
3. Radius - attempt the bring AngelSharp to the HtmlRenderer, not finish.

so lets create some abstraction.

Please don't throw other frameworks away :)

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Feel free to create issues about the HtmlRenderer here.

[bjorn-ali-goransson]

Those constraints would be no problem, florian do you have such constraints? Supporting several parser would definetely be possible, you just make an abstraction layer above it. But why, since anglesharp is the best? 😄 No seriously, why? Den 6 feb 2018 02:16 skrev "win" <notifications@github.com>:

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@bjorn-ali-goransson <https://github.com/bjorn-ali-goransson> If your code meet these ... 1. No copyleft code 2. Support .Net framework >=2.0 3. No Linq It makes me easier to integrate your code back to my repo. ------------------------------ I also *try to figure out* *How to support more that 1 Html-Css Dom/Parser frameworks*. eg. 1. HtmlKit <https://github.com/jstedfast/HtmlKit> - that is used in this repo. 2. Pasta <https://github.com/prepare/Pasta> - my unfinished port of Google's Gumbo. 3. *Radius <https://github.com/prepare/Radius> - attempt the bring AngelSharp to the HtmlRenderer, not finish.* ------------------------------ Feel free to create issues about the HtmlRenderer here. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#11>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAoyADwyPrexNTvKlB5wzIJdOJvx9llnks5tR6gLgaJpZM4R6We6> .

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Why support more than 1 ?

I want other C# developers who have their framework can
use the HtmlRenderer too.

I don't want them to throw their work away.

eg.

HtmlKit code help this repo come true => I continue to support it.

or Pasta => I want to study the Google code too ;)

[prepare]

And that is another way to ensure that the code has low dependency on others

[bjorn-ali-goransson]

HtmlKit almost looks like a SAX parser. Is it anything like traversing the DOM?

[prepare]

You can simply access each node by traveling through their DOM.

but no sophisticated traversing code now.

[bjorn-ali-goransson]

It sounds like an abstraction on top of the parsers should be simple.

[prepare]

I bind my RenderTree with the HtmlKit here...

https://github.com/LayoutFarm/HtmlRenderer/blob/master/Source/LayoutFarm.HtmlComposer/1_Composers/1_Builder/WebDocumentParser.cs#L40

and

https://github.com/LayoutFarm/HtmlRenderer/blob/master/Source/LayoutFarm.WebDom/0_WebDom.Parser/HtmlParser.cs#L21

[bjorn-ali-goransson]

I find the solution to be a bit strangely organized (if not unorganized 😅)

How does one get Deps ? Why not use NuGet?....

[bjorn-ali-goransson]

For example, I now have an empty HtmlRenderer\Source\Deps\BurningMineCurve\CurveUtils, dunno how it got created.

And it gives hundreds of errors when opening the solution (of course since Deps only contains empty dirs)

[Failure] Could not find file '... HtmlRenderer\Source\Deps\BurningMineCurve\CurveUtils\VectorHelper.cs'.

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please see this https://github.com/LayoutFarm/HtmlRenderer/blob/master/Source/Deps/README.md

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The Rendering Part ((https://github.com/PaintLab/PixelFarm) is a huge part,
quite complex and yes not well-organized :'(

since It is planned to support real-time HtmlRendering.
(esp. UI application / software/hardware rendering).

but once you get the PixelFarm code => all the code are there.

[prepare]

At this development stage,
you may need to see all the PixelFarm code (helping organize them too is welcome).

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I cheer you, Don't give up with that complex part!

[prepare]

I am investigating / developing more on Radius (https://github.com/prepare/Radius)

:)