# README
Logos Browser
Logos is a Gno object browser. The modern browser as well as the modern javascript ecosystem is from a security point of view, completely fucked. The entire paradigm of continuously updating browsers with incrementally added features is a security nightmare.
The Logos browser is based on a new model that is vastly simpler than HTML. The purpose of Logos is to become a fully expressive web API and implementation standard that does most of what HTML and the World Wide Web originally intended to do, but without becoming more complex than necessary.
# Packages
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# Functions
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Returns a new *BufferedElemView that spans the whole elem.
produces a page from a string.
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Traverses the inclusive ancestors of elem and returns the first *Stack encountered.
# Constants
is current cursor.
is dirty (not yet used).
is hidden due to stack.
is selected (among possibly others).
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# Structs
Attrs have side effects in the Logos system; for example, the lone cursor element (one with AttrFlagIsCursor set) is where most key events are sent to.
A border can only have width 0 or 1, and is part of the padding.
A Buffer is a buffer area in which to draw.
A view onto an element.
A terminal character cell.
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A Page has renderable Elem(ents).
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A Stack is like a Page, but it only highlights the top element, and dims, occludes, or hides lower elements.
Style is purely visual and has no side effects.
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Offset and Size must be within bounds of *Buffer.
# Interfaces
An elem is something that can draw a portion of itself onto a view.
# Type aliases
NOTE: AttrFlags are merged with a simple or-assign op.
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