Guido, Giuseppe, I got your points.
It's so sad to read "we don't have the resources" cause I believe Qt has an
enormous potential and I enjoy every day using it (except when I can't get
things to work lol)
As for me taking care of such matters....well....you don't really want that :)
(and I have no time for it anyway)
My email was just an idea thrown on the plate, but I understand the technical
bits behind it and if Blink is seen as a black box, then it's reasonable to say
that the SVG part must stay in there "as it is".
I did a quick search for SVG rendering libraries and couldn't find any, sorry !
(unless you want to drag Cairo or Skia into Qt...)
Regards,Massimo
Da: Massimo Callegari <[email protected]>
A: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Inviato: Giovedì 12 Marzo 2015 16:47
Oggetto: The dark side of QtSvg
Apologies if my mail doesn't have proper carriage returns in pipermail ! (my
crappy webmail's fault)
Just want to add a third advantage in decoupling QtWebEngine from SVG:
3- it removes duplicated code between QtSvg and QtWebEngine
Cheers,
Massimo
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