On Tuesday 14 January 2025 13:45:58 Pacific Standard Time Philippe wrote: > > About Qt5Compat: there's still no replacement for QTextCodec, and I > > don't understand why it was ever moved out of QtCore. As a consequence, > > the first few Qt 6 releases weren't able to parse XML files with > > shift-jis encoding, a Qt 5 regression, still unfixed, except for libicu > > builds. > > Glad that you quote this, because I also wondered why this was removed. > In my case, shift-jis is required for Japanese CD-Text (today, CDs with > Japanese CD-Text are still produced).
You can still support that. You don't need Qt to do it for you. The thinking was that support for legacy codecs would be very much application-specific and we didn't need to burden the other 99.9% of the applications with support for them. In any case, I consider the matter resolved now that QStringConverter supports other codecs. You need to enable ICU; I don't consider that to be a high price at all. -- Thiago Macieira - thiago.macieira (AT) intel.com Principal Engineer - Intel DCAI Platform & System Engineering
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