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XPCOMViewer
Extension for easy exploring XPCOM components.
News
2009.06.11 – yes, I'm delayed with new version –
as you can see on the previous post and the date of this post
– but I'm still working and
adding new features – for example testcases features –
the goal is made XPCOMViewer the best choice for those
developers who deals with XPCOM
components – I mean way as I'm using it...
I have also problem with bug which is really unpleasant - rendering of
all HTML form elements is broken in the
FF when
XPCOMViewer is installed and I don't know what is
responsible for this...
Please, be patient with me, I can only repeat what is written in the last post
– in few days will be released 1.0 version with many
improvements and bug fixies.
2009.06.02 – in few days (max 3) will be
released 1.0 version with many improvements and bug fixies.
2008.07.02 – the latest few days I worked
on XPCOMViewer. I completely rewrite it and also
set the version back to 0.9 (currently 0.9a).
If you want to try the latest version you can grab sources and build a package by self
or you can download it from addons.mozilla.org
(there is marked as experimental).
2008.01.28 – XPCOMViewer currently is
still in active development and the latest news will be available on
http://www.ondrejd.com where is also available
the
latest development version for a download.
Main Features
- Easy and fast exploring of available
XPCOM
classes, interfaces and results.
- Filters - You can easily decrease count
of displayed items by applying filter.
- Source browsing - You can easily explore sources of single interfaces easily through context menu of the main XPCOMViewer's tree. These sources can be loaded from Mozilla's LXR pages or other user-defined LXR servers with Mozilla source base (included is also Flock's LXR server.
- Reports - You can export currently displayed
items to the reports in tree supported formats:
HTML,XMLorTXT. - Bookmarks - On each item you can attach bookmark (with note)
- Many target applications - You can install
XPXOMViewer as an extension of these applications:
Mozilla Firefox,
Mozilla Thunderbird,
Mozilla Seamonkey,
Mozilla Sunbird,
Songbird,
Netscape Browser,
Flock,
ActiveState Komodo IDE
and Komodo Edit.
Thanks
- I want thanks to Robert Ginda the author of Components Viewer
(CView) extension which be the follow copy for my XPCOMViewer.
Original CView you can find on its homepage http://www.hacksrus.com/~ginda/cview/ on in your Mozilla's source codes tree in extension folder. - MozDev, for hosting of this page and for servicies they providing to developers,
- Tango Icon Project group for their marvelous icons which I used also in XPCOMViewer
- Mozilla organization, for their products,
- XULPlanet, for very helpfull documentation. Recently I also started use developer.mozilla.org
- Shane Caraveo added support for ActiveState Komodo IDE and Komodo Edit. The original post and downloadable XPI package is here.