CopperSpice Forum

I am considering Copperspice for a project. I haven't used it yet. Right now I am only looking around. I know that CsString can support multiple character encodings besides the 2 default ones UTF-8 and UTF-16. I wonder if there are other character encodings already supported, maybe in a CONTRIB rep...

The culpriti was the order of the caracters "-*" for "*-". I don´t know why but the caracter '-' is treat diferent from a plain caracter that it would be when inside the [...] thing... The version of Copperspice that I am using is 1.7.2 compiled with MinGW 11.2.0 X64 with ICU 69...

There is a way to do this in CopperSpice, using the QDockWidget and QMainWindow classes. However, we have seen some limitations for certain use cases. We just happen to be currently looking at a client project that is doing this. Feel free to investigate these classes, and if you want a working exam...

I had done the ninja install on the main library and I can see the CsGuiCocoa1.7.so in /usr/local/lib. It looks like you may not have used the CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX when building CopperSpice or KitchenSink. This page from our CS Overview documentation provides our suggested configuration. https://ww...

The changes have been applied on our development branch as a6c652d and are visible at the address below. The merge to the main branch will be pushed in the next few days. Thanks again for reporting this.

https://github.com/copperspice/copperspice/commit/a6c652d7bf3fbbfedc05e37010fe0e04a12a1803

Thanks for testing. The SslHandshakeFailedError is a very general error code, and does not indicate why the connection failed. Here are some more troubleshooting notes and additional questions: The QSslSocket::sslErrors() method returns a list of the errors encountered on the connection. Calling the...

Thank you for your interest in CopperSpice. We are using an updated network socket implementation which reports an error when a self signed certificate is used. By default this error will prevent the connection from being opened for enhanced security. If you want to allow self-signed certificates, y...

It would be nice to see this library released under "LGPL 2 or later". I would consider it, but this line in your reply made everything you said seem invalid. To me and the wall LGPL 3 is "later" because 3 comes after 2. If the author wants a single license there are four distin...

If it is a deliberate decision, then this is still a bug. The template code should be trapping char32_t specifically and delivering a meaningful message at compile time instead of letting the compiler generate close to 25 screens of attempts, exceeding scroll back buffers while offering zero inform...

Looking at the docs on cppreference, it will seem like char32_t is an unsigned integer type. However, this is part of the documentation for C. To find the correct definition for char32_t, you need to make sure you are in the C++ documentation. In C++, char32_t is not actually a numeric type. It is a...