Am 2018-09-26 16:03, schrieb cicko:
John Ralls-2 wrote
No, pywebview will never support WebKit2Gtk because WebKit2Gtk is Gtk3
only and pywebview, like pygtk, is Gtk2-only. You need to rewrite your
whole application for Gtk3 using pygobject.
You may well be right but do check out this branch:
https://github.com/r0x0r/pywebview/tree/webkit2
Yesterday my time limit for investigation expired before getting to it
so I
might continue with this on the weekend. Qt5 version, however, works
fine so
I might as well not spend additional time on it. The browser window
opens
from Python code, which is good enough for me.
On Windows, the example with running Flask in a separate thread and
connecting to it from the client works fine. If the same happens on
Linux
and Android, then I might as well proceed in that direction.
Thanks for the comments.
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I'm also looking into that direction as I have a python script fetching
my
bank data as csv from the web. It broke with the update to the recent
gnucash
from a version about 2 years old. I got it halfway working. It would be
interesting
to put some working code as an example script to the python bindings.
I'll add some details about what I am and have been using later.
regards,
Christoph Holtermann
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