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This is a private question we received and thought it would be of value for other CopperSpice developers. > (User) OpenSSL has many binary distributions on Windows. Which one should I use? The CopperSpice supported versions of OpenSSL are 1.0.1g or later and the 1.1.x and 3.x series. On most platfor...

Thank you for sending the ninja compiler output. We found something interesting when you are compiling the CsWebKit library. Please take a look at the following lines lifted from your log. In file included from C:/CopperSpice/Source/src/3rdparty/webkit/Source/WebKit/qt/Api/ qwebframe.cpp :21:0: C:/ ...

Making these changes. Thanks again for all of your efforts.

We have found and corrected the problem which prevented a search from working when there is an underscore in the text. This change has now been pushed to github. Getting this out took a bit more time than we anticipated. There was an electrical fire in our main office building and power was out for ...

I tested - the build does not work either with GCC or with Visual Studio . It shows a lot of errors. Please keep in mind that CS 1.8.0 builds on our CI for every supported platform, including building with MinGW and MSVC on Windows. a) As a test please use our bundled ZLIB for right now. b) Do you ...

Thanks for the updated information. So if you use our recommended tool chain and the bundled version of ZLIB can you successfully build CopperSpice? 1) We would like to test building on MSVC for you. Can you tell us exactly which version you want to use? 2) Our team is working on a release for a new...

Thanks, we will correct this in the docs.

Yes, what you have described is a run time error. When starting the application a message is being displayed saying the plugin was not found. About 95% of the time the reason is because you did not do the install step. You can verify this by looking in your "deploy" directory where you are...

To recap you downloaded the pre-built binary files for CopperSpice and the source code for KitchenSink. It looks like you tried to run CMake to generate the build files. It is unclear if you build KS and then installed. Please have a look at our sample script in the CS Overview documentation. From t...

The CopperSpice team has not missed your question and we will try to explain in more detail. Constructing a QVariant which contains a QFont can be done, however you must use the code we provided earlier in this thread. This is the QVariant::fromValue<T>() and QVariant::value<T>(). This is actually t...