[plt-scheme] Some PLT environment issues

I may be mistaken, but I believe that wxWindows (used
by PLT, yes?) already has both a very nice "rich text"
control and a credible HTML rendering control, I'd
presume more than good enough to render text, fonts,
some color and the occasional JPG image.  Hmmm, I think
I even have an older version of the wxWindows demo
program somewhere on my disk, so I might get around
to checking today.  IIRC, th wxWindows framework
made it very easy to put nearly anything inside of a
tab control. But again, the the devils in the details,
I understand.

Scott

Jens Axel Søgaard wrote:
> 2009/10/27 Scott McLoughlin <scott at adrenaline.com>:
>
>   
>> 3) Spawning the browser to view the docs is fine, but really, just as
>> easy these days  is providing an HTML tab for viewing the hyperlinked
>> documentation.
>>     
>
> The only complication here is, that PLT is a cross platform project,
> so it is a requirement that the browser component works on
> Windows, OS X and Linux. The last time we looked for a library
> to use, we couldn't find anything approriate, so it was decided
> to spawn a standard browser instead.
>
>   

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