[PyQt] python bindings to qwebkit - who's responsible for doing this work (anyone?)

[Aaron Digulla]

Quoting Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton <lkcl at lkcl.net>:

> last month or so i added glib bindings to webkit, in order to make
> them available via pygtk's codegen.py as python bindings, for
> pywebkitgtk.  to make that as clear as mud: around webkit's c++ DOM
> bindings i added glib bindings so that i could add python bindings.
> wait - don't laugh - it does actually make sense - there _is_ a good
> reason for doing it that way :)

Hi,

This sounds very interesting. I'm looking at this from a user  
perspective. Will this allow me to access all and any object in a HTML  
page loaded by Webkit? So will I be able to fully examine and modify  
the HTML as if I was using JavaScript? I'm especially interested if I  
would be able to get access to the current cursor position in edit  
mode - that would allow me to use WebKit as the basis to write a very  
powerful WYSIWYG text editor.

Regards,

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