Dotan Cohen wrote:
I'm not as technically inclined as you, so I may be missing something
obvious here, but I think that the application will know which
direction because I tell it, via the keyboard shortcut. If it's LTR
and I want RTL I hit Ctrl-Alt-X and vice versa. Try it in a Mozilla
app.
And what will happen when you save, close your application, and then
reload the document? Wouldn't you expect your Ctrl-Alt-X to be
remembered? That requires application support, there is no way[1] to do
that using the toolkit.
Shachar
1- Obviously, there is a way. For example, we can store a hash of the
content of the control box along with the directionality override. That
will not transfer correctly to another machine, but we can set a p2p
network that will distribute it to other clients so it will display
correctly on everyone who opts-in to do so. Such a thing is,
obviously[2], too ludicrous to be implemented by anyone.
2- Obvious, that is, until you realize this is, almost exactly, what
greasemonkey is doing.
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