[X@MPP]

So as in the title it a Web Rendering Engine Mainly for Open studio as a web previewer but it can be used in other applications as well it is developed in C#. so if your a Open studio Developer You might want to take a look at Pyro
http://pyro.codeplex.com

This post has been edited by X@MPP: 19 August 2009 - 10:32 AM

[Amrykid]

X@MPP, on 19 Aug, 2009 - 10:13 AM, said:

So as in the title it a Web Rendering Engine Mainly for Open studio as a web previewer but it can be used in other applications as well it is developed in C#. so if your a Open studio Developer You might want to take a look at Pyro
http://pyro.codeplex.com

hey X@MPP, you know this may take years....btw...take a look at my html title snippet here.

[X@MPP]

Ya i know
but hay we can call open studio almost 100% custom under the hood when we use less of the other competitions stuff

[Amrykid]

X@MPP, on 19 Aug, 2009 - 10:35 AM, said:

Ya i know
but hay we can call open studio almost 100% custom under the hood when we use less of the other competitions stuff

lol, if you we're referring to sharpdevelop, we were beaten the day we started...

[X@MPP]

Amrykid, on 19 Aug, 2009 - 09:43 AM, said:

X@MPP, on 19 Aug, 2009 - 10:35 AM, said:

Ya i know
but hay we can call open studio almost 100% custom under the hood when we use less of the other competitions stuff

lol, if you we're referring to sharpdevelop, we were beaten the day we started...

well maybe but maybe we can get up to the VS level someday..
but other than that this is good for learning
and we get some cool things out of it
oh and kewlkreator you work with C# right? want to help?

This post has been edited by X@MPP: 19 August 2009 - 10:47 AM

[kewlkreator]

Could we settle for a GIMP vs. PS/IL? Just underneath VS's bubble of usage. Wow, that was poetic.

[X@MPP]

Well Pyro is going Good (only if i had Some Help )
For an update Pyro Will only Be Available For Applications
That Run On Vista 7 Or higher W/ Visual styles Enabled Due To the Dialogs
it will have an initialize line like so

Pyro.initialize();

it will look for all the requirements and wont Run if thay cant be met

This post has been edited by X@MPP: 24 August 2009 - 12:21 PM

[Amrykid]

you started without me

[X@MPP]

Amrykid, on 24 Aug, 2009 - 12:39 PM, said:

you started without me

what makes You Say that??

[Amrykid]

Anyway...I edited Pyro's wiki page and added a sample for VB.NET and gave them syntax highlighting....For some reason, it wasn't as easy as codeplex said it was gonna be...

[X@MPP]

Thanks

[X@MPP]

ok so im working some more on pyro and im fixing the only dwm thing so it can be run on other windows os(s)

[programble]

I have noticed something about Pyro. There are no screenshots of an actual rendered page anywhere on the codeplex site. Can it render pages? You offer no proof.

[X@MPP]

programble, on 20 Sep, 2009 - 12:29 PM, said:

I have noticed something about Pyro. There are no screenshots of an actual rendered page anywhere on the codeplex site. Can it render pages? You offer no proof.

not yet im working on it and open studio

[RudiVisser]

I've just seen this thread (thanks to Raynes), I don't see how you're going to give Vivasion a run for my money. If it was actually a commercially viable project and not something I whipped up in a few hours for fun then I would dedicated some of my developers to writing it. But since it's not and I won't, it's irrelevant.

The only advantage that Vivasion would provide was it's developer-oriented analytical tools, which would be pointless due to most browsers handling non-standard code too, as well as offering a different layout. Vivasion was also only planned to parse fully valid XHTML, which would be another + point for it's existance, but since half the web is written by complete idiots, an XHTML-Only browser wouldn't work.. Thus it's absolutely pointless to pursue.

That said, it would be nice to see Pyro.. But I really don't understand what DWM has to do with it in any way, how does it affect how a web page is displayed in a control? Are you writing a web browser or a rendering engine..??

This post has been edited by MageUK: 20 September 2009 - 08:57 PM