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Yes I had the same issue. CS Designer generates the following XML when adding a toolbar <widget class="QToolBar" name="toolBar"> <property name="windowTitle" stdset="0"> <string>toolBar</string> </property> <attribute name="toolBarArea"> <enum></enum...

CS Designer is great addition for the CopperSpice libraries. Used it with Ubuntu 22.04 and GhostBSD 22.06.18.

Have you looked at the Migration page in the CS Overview documentation? Yes I migrated my Qt personal diary project called EventTalker (https://github.com/crispinalan/) some time back in anticipation of the Qt licensing changes. I found the process straight forward and it did not take much time to ...

Maybe the CopperSpice Youtube channel should have a video about migrating from Qt to CopperSpice using a single application example and PepperMill.

I know of at least one major company moving back to Qt WebKit and I think 4.8 to get around all of the licensing and support issues. How is Qt WebKit licensed? I seem to remember that QtWebEngine is LGPL 3 and as CS is LGPL 2.1 I am assuming that it can’t be used within CS? I am a little surprised ...

CopperSpice users will have probably already seen the recent stories about Qt LTS versions going closed source. Some examples are below. LTS versions of Qt going closed-source. The Qt Company are making LTS releases commercial only and thus closed-source. "The problem is that these releases are...

If your question is, can you redistribute the CS shared libraries with your application, the answer is yes. Thanks for this clarification. The CS libraries are generally not available in Linux repositories. As a developer of small Linux open source projects I would normally provide the source code ...

Again thank you for your feedback. Did you build from source or download our pre-built binaries? I have been doing my testing using the pre-built binaries downloaded from CS webpage. I have also tried CS 1.6.3 and ran into the same issue when using https. I have forwarded this information to a CS te...

Thank you for your feedback. I had worked out that if I replaced #include <QNetworkAccessManager> #include <QNetworkReply> #include <QNetworkRequest> with #include <qtnetwork.h> I could build the sample HTTP GET request application. I have now replaced this with #include <QAccess_Manager> #include <...

I have been trying to convert a small Qt HTTP GET request application to CopperSpice which uses the QNetworkRequest, QNetworkReply and QNetworkAccessManager classes to perform the network operations. In the source files CMakeLists.txt I have included target_link_libraries(WeatherTest CopperSpice::Cs...