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rebaselining/upstreaming of patches present in Qt fork #3217
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Following my post on #2916, the only thing I miss in the current alpha are the headers and footers (a huge need for document edition). I tried the stable version but it failed printing both the graphs and layout of my document. Does the qt versions in your other repositories include these changes? I did not want to spent too much time trying to compile a custom version without knowing if it would work (I ended with a exit code 255 error). |
@ashkulz uhm which commit are you thinking about? The only I can find with something close to that text is cBrain-dk/qtbase-5-wk@555ad18 but that is merely a port of Jakob's commit 4 years ago. |
@poizan42: I think you split that up into multiple commits for submitting upstream; I was talking about that (there's too many things going on in that commit). |
But it is already upstream: wkhtmltopdf/qt@33a8e10 |
By upstream, I meant to qt .. looking at your fork you practically rewrote a lot of the commit. I don't really understand those changes, so harder for me to upstream it. |
I'm confused on how to read this - does this mean converting HTML forms is not currently supported by |
It's supported with the patched Qt, but that isn't accepted by most distributions. I think'll I'll pin this issue after I've updated the website -- you're right, it can be very confusing without explanation 👍 |
So what do I need to do to get those features working in WSL2, for example? Will compiling from source be sufficient? |
@Kaos-Industries this ticket is about upgrading the browser engine used, there's no "source" as yet. Not sure about WSL 2, can you download the packages for a supported distribution and check if they work? |
I use Ubuntu on WSL, but you said somewhere that current distro binaries don't support the patched Qt, which I believe also means those binaries won't support converting HTML form inputs to PDF form inputs. I'm still fundamentally unclear on whether there are any current binaries (preferably Cygwin, but also open to Ubuntu on WSL and Windows itself) that support converting HTML text fields to fillable PDF text fields, and if not, the steps that need to be taken to get or build a binary that does, such as patching Qt. There really should be documentation to explain this in clear terms. |
@Kaos-Industries did you go the website and try to see if any of the downloads actually work for you? This is a planning issue for a future release, not a place for general discussion on which features are present or not in the current release. |
This is a tracker bug, which lists changes which need to be ported/applied to the latest Qt. Ideally, all of them should be upstreamed for qtbase + qtsvg. For qtwebkit, we can either try to upstream it to qt (which is unlikely to accept API changes) or to the revived fork.
qtbase
Build-system
PDF enhancements
Image printing improvements
qtsvg
qtwebkit
Build-system
new APIs
bugs
rendering improvements
regressions
See also PhantomJS regressions for 2.0 and 2.1.
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