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The changes to the CsNetwork header files was available in the CS Overview migration documentation. We understand users may not have known about this information. I just made a change to the API documentation which explains these file name changes. Everything is located on one page since this has oc...

Can you reproduce this issue using MATE on one of our supported platforms like Fedora or Ubuntu? Linux Mint is currently not a supported platform.

Barbara

CopperSpice 1.9.0 was released on January 29 2024 This release includes major enhancements and improvements to the Date and Time classes, support for std::chrono, MySQL support, support for Unicode 15 and newer text rendering, multiple compiler warnings resolved, added support for new Unix platforms...

We continuously improve and update the CS API documentation as we find better ways to explain how a particular class or method works. You may find the CS 1.9 actually provides some useful information which was not available in the prior documentation. However since we are providing the CS 1.8.2 bina...

On Windows we have fully tested CopperSpice when building with MinGW or MSVC. ** Part One ( building CS ) When building from source you need to ensure CopperSpice is "installed" after it is built. The following is our suggested setup of folder names. The purpose of the install step to popu...

Since this is not something we can reproduce we will need a very small test case that can show the issue. Please use test example two from our CopperSpice Journal. * Example 2 https://journal.copperspice.com/?p=375 There is a link on the bottom of the example explanation which takes you to a downloa...

Just heard back from the CS team member who was testing and they were able to build Diamond and run it with no issues. Program started just fine on Debian 12.

Can you build KS and see if you have any issues starting this program.

Barbara

We currently have no other reported or known issues building with the latest version of CopperSpice. CS and KS are always tested before pushing to github. I will ask one of our team members to re-test a few applications. I personally verified that Diamond builds and starts correctly on Windows. Some...

As you may know CopperSpice is a derivative project of Qt. They diverged over time but their origins are similar. Let me summarize some of the missing details. (1) Libraries like MFC and WxWidgets will draw objects using native calls. Libraries like CopperSpice use custom drawing which is more flexi...

Do I understand correctly that there is no possibility to migrate our complete code including the MFC application to CopperSpice? It would be good if there was a possibility of a smooth transition: We would like to be able to compile our complete source code in the CopperSpice application. MFC is a...