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Last updated: December 22, 2003
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HighWire Documentation
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Table of Content
1. HighWire Release License
2. What is HighWire?
3. HighWire Development Team
4. Use of HighWire
5. Use of FontList
6. Supported HTML tags
7. Project Links
1. HighWire Release License
This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied
warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages
arising from the use of this software.
Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose,
including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it
freely, subject to the following restrictions:
1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not
claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software
in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be
appreciated but is not required.
2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be
misrepresented as being the original software.
3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution.
Anyone uses bits of the code for other reasons is welcome to, as long as
they specifically state that their work is based, in part, on the Project
HighWire source release by Robert Goldsmith.
2. What is HighWire?
This is taken from the HighWire site written by the original author,
Robert Goldsmith.
"For those of you who have not heard, HighWire is a new web browser. It has
been in 'development' for over a year. I started HighWire in what I
considered a feeble attempt to discourage me from moaning about Cab. I
figured that when I proved my code was vastly slower than Cab at parsing and
rendering a page I would give up and accept that browsing on my Falcon would
always be slow. Things did not turn out how I expected... I think the big
problem with my plan was that, unbeknownst to me at the time, I had had a
couple of rather good ideas. The result is HighWire. Ok, so can I download
it? You cannot write a web browser in a month. I know, I tried :) HighWire
is still very much in development. "
Originally HighWire could do the following:
ù Load in an HTML 3.2 page hard coded into the source
ù Display this page multiple times in hard coded frames
ù Redraw and scroll the frames and resize the window
ù Quit
Where we have gone with the project ...
New items since it went open source:
ù Frameset Support (90%)
ù Tables (98%)
ù HTML 4 compliant (90%)
ù HTML forms (20%)
ù Online OVLs for mintnet, sting and support for iconnect
ù Colour support (mapped to current system palette)
ù Graphics (95%) - Now loads HTML files with Gifs, Jpgs and Pngs (50%) -
colours are perfect in mono/256/32k/64k modes - other modes(24/32 bit) need
adjusting
ù Files (Graphics, HTMLs, Docs etc.) can be dragged to a Highwire window
where they will be displayed
ù Implementation of memory caching of images avoids multiple
loading of the same image. The pseudo URI "about:cache" now
shows detailed information about cached images.
ù Gem Version with drop-down menues
ù Right mouse click now opens a popup menu.
ù Gemscript support
ù Iconify/Uniconify window
ù HighWire now loads sample HTM files from a folder named "HTML"
ù Sound support
ù International Character Set support
ù Unicode characters up to U+FFFD with NVDI 4 and TrueType fonts
ù Scroll Window using arrow keys
ù A working implementation of hyperlinks (text and image)
ù File Selector support
ù Display text files using PRE style font selection
ù CSS in HTML tags (e.g. converted by HTMLtidy)
ù Number of windows only restricted by operating system
ù Frame Scroll controls are implemented now, also support of right mouse
button.
ù Real time scrolling
ù Background Scrolling is now working
ù Highwire now works with scroll mice when the program MWheel is
being used.
ù The program MyPDF has been added to the HighWire package and is currently
under development (PDF support 10%)
ù Several Hotkeys added
ù Extended menu bar, the current charset encoding can be seen
and changed at menu title "View". Also de/increasing of the
display font is available there.
ù Menu entry"Info.." will show now some basic information about
the active frame.
ù Improved algorithm for line breaking to avoid splitting of
text lines at wrong positions.
ù Now buttons of forms are reacting to mouse clicks.
ù HTTP protocol layer reworked, is much faster now and works for much more
servers.
ù The problem of files with long names not loaded at some Magic versions
(eg. *.html) is solved now.
ù Added a workaround to have it working under Geneva again.
ù Reworked code to avoid a flickering mouse pointer when using Highwire.
ù Navigational Bar added with the traditional browser button: Forward, Back,
Home, Reload, Stop and URL Edit Field.
ù When holding down the Forward and Back buttons a bit longer, a popup
appears allows selection of any URL in History as well as the Last and
Next URLs..
ù Using the commands, ^C/^V, copying between the Navigation Bar's edit field
and the Clipboard can be done.
ù The Navigation Bar can be hidden or shown by holding down the ALT key while
the window's Close Button.
ù Initial implementation of the Ovl's for different TCP/IP stack support has
been added.
ù Form support has been improved with the support of Selection List.
ù Calculation of table width and cells have been improved.
ù New keyword FONT_MINSIZE to define a minimum font height in points, eg. for
(font size = 1) (see example.cfg\highwire.cfg for explanation).
ù New menu entry under "Options" to have frames always resizable and
scrollbars if necessary even if the HTML defines anything else there. The
default is off, but can be set with the keyword FORCE_FRAMECTRL = 1 in the
config file.
ù The cfg file now supports three new keywords concerning the cache: 1)
CACHEDIR which lets the user choose where Highwire will define a directory
for the storage of visited pages/images, 2) CACHEMEM = (kbytes) to limit
the amount of memory cached images (default is now 100k) which should help
to prevent Highwire from running out of memory due to always storing every
image ever loaded and 3) CACHEDSK which sets limits for filling up the
cache in order to prevent blowing up hard drives. (eg. CACHEDSK = 8192
1000 means to use only 8192 of disk space, but not more than 1000 files).
ù More funtionality for the redo buttion: Holding down the ALT key clears
now the whole cache. Additional holding down the SHIFT key will avoid
forcing a page reload then.
It is currently missing:
ù user interface
ù Java/JavaScript support
ù use of internet clients
ù External viewer support
ù lots more...
So why all the fuss?
Well, HighWire can load in, parse and render an HTML page in full 16-bit
fonts (for all the 'strange' characters such as Thorn) in about half the time
of Cab. Furthermore, once a page is pre-rendered (before the first time it
is displayed) it does not need further processing, making redraws and
window resizes much much faster. On a Hades machine the code was tested
on, the page render including font sizes, centering and lists redrew
correctly in real time (with a slight flicker...) as the window was
resized.
3. HighWire Development Team
HighWire Code
ù Dan Ackerman (aka Baldrick - current maintainer)
ù Ralph Lowinski (aka AltF4)
ù Rainer Seitel
ù Matthias Jaap
ù Rafal Kawecki
ù David Leaver
ù Markus Lutz
ù Mike De.Petris
ù Denis Huguet (aka Stghost)
ù Robert Goldsmith (original HighWire author - non active)
ù Frank Naumann (original GCC modifications - non active)
HighWire Documentation
ù Rob Mahlert
ù Edward Baiz Jr. (aka Gamer)
ù Jean-Paul Mata (aka ProTOS)
Fontlist Project
ù Joakim H”gberg (aka GokMasE)
ù Lonny Pursell (aka LP)
4. Use of HighWire
ù System Requirements:
ù Multitasking (preemptive multitasking) Atari OS - Magic or Mint
ù NVDI or Speedo (NVDI 4 for Unicode mode and TrueType fonts)
ù Speedo fonts with Bitstream International Character Set (BICS)
Hot Keys:
ù Control + I - About Highwire alert
ù Control + O - Open file selector
ù Control + R - Reload
ù Control + Q - Quit Highwire
ù Control + U - Cycle window
ù Control + W - Cycle window
ù Control + TAB - Close frames
ù 1 - Reload with default character set ISO/IEC 8859-1, Latin-1,
Windows codepage 1252 (This is the default character set for
a HTML browser.)
ù 2 - Reload with default character set ISO/IEC 8859-2, Latin-2
ù A - Reload with default character set Atari ST system font
ù F - Reload with default character set ISO/IEC 8859-15, Latin-8
ù M - Reload with default character set Apple Macintosh Roman
ù U - Reload with default encoding UTF-8, Unicode
ù Tab - Cycle Frames
ù + - Reload with increased font size
ù - - Reload with decreased font size
ù Help,F1 - Help: Help
ù F5 - Reload
ù F7 - Toggle logging to console
ù F8 - Toggle pictures or alternative text
ù Undo - Go back in file history (+Shift: go forward)
ù Arrow keys - Scroll frame
The scroll elements support the right mouse button.</p>
File types supported:
ù HTML files (8-bit coded)
ù GIF images
ù JPG images
ù PNG images (not yet complete: no interlaced pics at the moment)
ù Plain text (8-bit and 16-bit coded)
Configuration:
ù At present highwire.cfg consists mainly of font information. Change
manually, or better with the setup tool FontList.
5. Use of FontList
FontList - Coded by Lp and GokMasE for HighWire project
========
Small utility to change font settings in HighWire configuration file.
* Installation
Keep this binary in the work directory of HighWire.
* Useage
As of FontList 1.11 a default config file is created at launch time,
unless an existing file is located in FontList's work directory.
Also note that if the font setting you are seeking to change is not
present (or not activated) in the old config file, FontList will add
the new setting to the end of the config.
Select 1 (there can be only one) of the fonts, then use
menubar to decide what setting in HighWire should be affected.
You can also right click on any of the fonts to open up a popup menu
and select a text style to link the current font ID to.
Note that changes are written to HighWire configuration file
instantly when you select an entry in either menu!
Another thing you can do, is select a number of fonts (hold down
CTRL) and later press CTRL+C. Then the prg will save a list of all
currently selected fonts to the clipboard.
CTRL+A selects/deselects all.
NOTE: When NVDI is installed, all non-speedo fonts are greyed out and
thus not selectable. The reason for this is that HighWire at this time
does not support other format than Speedo. However, if you wish to
play around with other fonts you can enable all listed fonts by
selecting "Allow non-speedo" from menubar.
* General advice
While this tools seems to work pretty reliable, it is a good idea to
keep backups of the configuration file.
6. Supported HTML tags
Here are some of the HTML tags that HighWire supports:
Hopefully will be updated to list all supported tags.
ù A
- CHARSET
- HREF
- ID
- NAME
- TARGET
ù B (bold)
ù BASE
- TARGET
ù BASEFONT
- COLOR
- SIZE
ù BGSOUND (IE proprietary)
- SRC
ù BIG
ù BLOCKQUOTE
- TITLE
ù BODY
- ALINK
- BGCOLOR
- LEFTMARGIN (IE proprietary)
- MARGINHEIGHT (NS proprietary)
- MARGINWIDTH (NS proprietary)
- TEXT
- TOPMARGIN (IE proprietary)
ù BR
- CLEAR
ù C
ù CENTER
ù CITE
ù CODE
ù DD (DL definition)
ù DEL
ù DFN (instance definition)
ù DIR
ù DIV
- ALIGN
ù DL (definition lists)
ù DT (DL term)
ù EM
ù EMBED
- SRC
ù FONT
- COLOR
- SIZE
ù FORM
- ACTION
- METHOD
- TARGET
ù FRAME
- MARGINHEIGHT
- MARGINWIDTH
- NAME
- SCROLLING
- SRC
ù FRAMESET
- COLS
- FRAMEBORDER
- ROWS
ù H (H1 - H6)
- ALIGN
- BGCOLOR (HW proprietary, CSS wrapper)
- COLOR (HW proprietary, CSS wrapper)
ù HR
- ALIGN
- BGCOLOR (HW proprietary, CSS wrapper)
- COLOR
- HEIGHT
- NOSHADE
- SIZE
- WIDTH
ù HTML
- LANG
ù I (italics)
ù IMG
- ALIGN
- ALT
- HEIGHT
- HSPACE
- SRC
- VSPACE
- WIDTH
ù INPUT
- CHECKED
- MAXLENGTH
- SIZE
- TYPE ('BUTTON','CHECKBOX','FILE','HIDDEN','PASSWORD','RADIO','RESET',
'SUBMIT','TEXT')
- VALUE
ù INS
ù IOD (IOD4 proprietary)
- SHOUT
ù KBD
ù LI (list item)
- TYPE
- VALUE
ù LISTING
ù MENU
ù META
- CONTENT
- HTTP_EQUIV ('"CHARSET','REFRESH"')
ù NOSCRIPT
ù OL (numbered lists)
- START
- TYPE
ù P
- ALIGN
ù PLAINTEXT
ù PRE
- WIDTH
ù Q
- LANG
ù S (strike through)
ù SAMP
ù SCRIPT (unused atm)
ù (SELECT)
ù SMALL
ù STRIKE
ù STRONG
ù STYLE (unused atm)
ù SUB
ù SUP
ù TABLE
- ALIGN
- BGCOLOR
- BORDER
- CELLPADDING
- CELLSPACING
- HEIGHT
- WIDTH
ù TD (table data cell)
- ALIGN
- BGCOLOR
- COLSPAN
- HEIGHT
- ROWSPAN
- VALIGN
- WIDTH
ù (TEXTAREA)
ù TH (table header cell)
- ALIGN
- BGCOLOR
- COLSPAN
- HEIGHT
- ROWSPAN
- VALIGN
- WIDTH
ù TITLE
ù TR (table row)
- ALIGN
- BGCOLOR
- HEIGHT
- VALIGN
ù TT (teletype font)
ù U (underlined)
ù UL (bulleted lists)
- TYPE
ù VAR
ù XMP
7. Project Links
While HighWire won't directly use these at this point. Here are some useful
links for the HighWire project:
HighWire Project Homepage.
- Place for the most current downloads and information about
the HighWire project
http://highwire.atari-users.net
HighWire Users mailing list
- A list for users to ask questions and report bugs.
http://www.atari-users.net/mailman/listinfo/highwire-users_atari-users.net
HighWire Developer Mailing list
- A list for people interested in actively working on the project.
http://www.atari-users.net/mailman/listinfo/highwire-atari-users.net

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Window Hot Keys:
Tab: change focus to next frame
Ctrl+ R or F5 (Internet Explorer): reload page
Home: home of page
End or Shift+ home: end of page
cursor-up: scroll up
cursor-down: scroll down
cursor-right: scroll right
cursor-left: scroll left
Page-up or Shift+ cursor-up: page up
Page-down or Shift+ cursor-down: page down
Help or F1: help
Undo: page history back
Shift+ Undo: page history forward
Ctrl+ O: Open local document
Ctrl+Shift+ O: Open url
Ctrl+ I: Menu info
Ctrl+ N: Open new window on home page
Ctrl+Shift+ N: Open new window on blank page
Ctrl+ U: Close windowCtrl+B: Open Bookmarks
Ctrl+ D, Add page to bookmarks
Ctrl+ F: Font set-up
Ctrl+ Q: Quit Highwire
Ctrl+ +: Increase font size (as Firefox, += key does not need to be Shifted)
Ctrl+ -: decrease font size
1: reload with default encoding windows-1252
2: reload with default encoding ISO-8859-1
A: reload with default encoding ISO-8859-
F: reload with default encoding ISO-8859-15
M: reload with default encoding Apple Macintosh Roman
U: reload with default encoding UTF-8
F7: toggle logging
F8: toggle pictures or alternative text
Text Fields:
Tab: move to next input field
Shift+ Tab: move to previous input field
Cursor up, down, left, right: move cursor one character/line
Shift+ left/right: move cursor to start/end of line
Home: move cursor to start of text area
End or Shift+ Home: move cursor to end of text area
Escape: clear entire text area
Backspace: delete character left of cursor
Delete: delete character right of cursor
Shift+ Backspace: delete from cursor to start of line
Shift+ Delete: delete from cursor to end of line
Ctrl+ V: paste from clipboard at cursor position