Hello,
Le lundi 09 décembre 2013, Robin Burchell a écrit :
> We have today added two new items to the Harbour-accepted list of
> supported APIs.
>
> = QtWebkit =
> = libmlite =
Great. That's good news.
What about some of the Glib stack ? From an API and ABI point of view,
this stack is completel
of Luciano Montanaro [mikel...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, December 09, 2013 4:34 PM
To: Sailfish OS Developers
Subject: Re: [SailfishDevel] Harbour API additions
Good news... Does this mean linking to QtWidgets is also accepted?
My application needs QtWebKit, and I discovered QtWidgets is a
Good news... Does this mean linking to QtWidgets is also accepted?
My application needs QtWebKit, and I discovered QtWidgets is a
dependency as well. I am not relying on Widgets directly, but QWebPage
needs a QApplication to work. At least with the current SDK.
I will try to remove the dependency
Hi,
Still no news about python ?
Regards,
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Benoît HERVIER - http://khertan.netLe 09/12/13 13:23 Robin Burchell a écrit :
Ahoy,
We have today added two new items to the Harbour-accepted list of supported
APIs.
= QtWebkit =
Due to popular demand, we are now accepting applications using QtWebk
Ahoy,
We have today added two new items to the Harbour-accepted list of supported
APIs.
= QtWebkit =
Due to popular demand, we are now accepting applications using QtWebkit
directly, both QML and C++. It should be noted that QtWebkit has no upstream
support, and we do not have any real resou
