t;sudo", "apt-get", "install",
"python3-pyqt5.qtwebengine"])
elif system == 'Darwin': # macOS
subprocess.check_call(["brew", "install", "pyqt5"])
Many thanks
*Andrea Ordonselli*
*O.GIS - **ope
subprocess.check_call(["brew", "install", "pyqt5"])
Many thanks
Andrea Ordonselli
O.GIS - opengis.it
Da i...@opengis.it
A j...@dalheimer.de
Cc qgis-developer@lists.osgeo.org
Data Tue, 9 Jul 2024 17:46:39 +0200
Oggetto Re: [QGIS-Developer] Transition from
Thanks Jan Dalheimer
Thanks Jean-Baptiste Peter
From your answers I understood many things.
I tried both to use QGIS 3.38.0 installed in win10 via .msi and the version
via OSGeo4W setup; In the first case I added qtwebengine via "pip install
qtwebengine", in the second case I inst
Date 2024-07-08 13:55:30
Subject [QGIS-Developer] Transition from QtWebKit to QtWebEngine in
qgis2web (QGIS plugin)
Dear QGIS Developers,
I am currently maintaining the qgis2web plugin and am in the process of
phasing out QtWebKit due to its obsolescence and inability to handle
modern
Dear QGIS Developers,
I am currently maintaining the qgis2web plugin and am in the process of
phasing out QtWebKit due to its obsolescence and inability to handle modern
code.
qgis2web utilizes QtWebKit to display its export in a web preview window,
which reads the exported project c
