If you wanted to write a Haskell application that included a WYSIWYG HTML editor, how would you do it? More details: - I'll probably be using Gtk2Hs for the app, though that could change with a (very) good reason. - The top priorities for the editor are that it resemble common word processors in editing functions, and that the display looks as near as possible to what can be expected from some major browser such as FireFox or IE. If it's not possible to do extremely well in both of these criteria, then I may as well abandon the project now. - I'd like for the result to be cross-platform, but Windows-only would be just as good from my boss's perspective. So, with all that in mind, I'm looking for options. What looks most realistic that I've found to date is building an XP-COM implementation for Haskell via the FFI and either a code generation tool or Template Haskell, and then using that to try to embed the Mozilla editor component. Given my serious lack of knowledge in XP-COM or the Mozilla project or GTK, that looks sort of scary. Any other ideas? -- Chris Smith