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As far as I can see, to use WebView in QML one should call QtWebView::initialize(); after creating QApplication.
So the goal is to provide a function to call that one. The problem is -- dependencies. AFAIK, DOtherSide would require QtWebView in system to provide this function, but probably not everyone would have it (embedded devices are an example). Is it possible to hide that feature behind some compilation flag? Say, make DOtherSide --qtwebview.
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As far as I can see, to use WebView in QML one should call
QtWebView::initialize(); after creating QApplication.
So the goal is to provide a function to call that one. The problem is --
dependencies. AFAIK, DOtherSide would require QtWebView in system to
provide this function, but probably not everyone would have it (embedded
devices are an example). Is it possible to hide that feature behind some
compilation flag? Say, make DOtherSide --qtwebview.
Original issue: White-Oak/qml-rust#9
As far as I can see, to use WebView in QML one should call
QtWebView::initialize();
after creatingQApplication
.So the goal is to provide a function to call that one. The problem is -- dependencies. AFAIK, DOtherSide would require QtWebView in system to provide this function, but probably not everyone would have it (embedded devices are an example). Is it possible to hide that feature behind some compilation flag? Say,
make DOtherSide --qtwebview
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: