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I was hoping they completely removed QML and JavaScript as that was one of the worst decisions Qt ever made. I'd like to clarify and expand on the answer we gave. Qt Quick and QML have not been brought into CopperSpice and we have no intention of porting them to CopperSpice verbatim. The truth is, ...

The team is working on a more detailed response for all of your dependency questions.

Btw, who set the ludicrous "images can only be 1 pixels high" rule on here? Screenshots really help all things. Sorry about that, we have had some issues of people posting way too many images. Screenshots add too much noise to the discussion thread in our experience. Posting links to an image galle...

7. In CMakeLists.txt I add this rows This is not the ideal way to adjust your build environment since these changes will be lost if you move to a new version of CopperSpice. Here is a link to our overview documentation for the Windows build process: https://www.copperspice.com/docs/cs_overview/requ...

I am not a Qt expert like I am for the data management layer, so I have had to learn things as I go. One area that is giving me fits is paging using the fetchMore mechanism in Qt. If I query a large DB table (e.g. 10 million rows) and the result gives 200K rows (displayed in a QTreeView), I want to...

I think Qt Creator is not a hard requirement, isn't it? We have many developers who use Qt Creator to write their CopperSpice applications. However, you are correct that it is not a requirement. Any IDE can be used to develop a CopperSpice application although support for CMake is helpful. If you w...

Just for reference, as of CopperSpice 1.6.2 released on Feb 21st the requirements for a build environment have changed on OS X. Our minimum supported version is now OS X 10.13 with Xcode 10.1.

The currently supported platforms can be found our CS Overview documentation: https://www.copperspice.com/docs/cs_overview/supported-platforms.html If you would like to build CopperSpice on a non-supported platform, there are two ways to make this happen. (1) Figure out what is needed and submit a p...

Thank you for your question.

We will need to know what errors you are seeing while compiling KitchenSink. We will also need to know whether you are using MSVC or MinGW, and the exact version of the toolchain you are compiling with.

I then tried adding a QString so I added #include <QString>. Qt Creator complains it cannot find QString. Please be aware that we are not Qt 5 so none of their build file syntax will be applicable. Have a look at the two CMake files for our KitchenSink demo application: https://github.com/copperspi...