On 2020.03.30 14:36, Thomas Baumgart wrote:
On Montag, 30. März 2020 00:58:58 CEST Jack Ostroff wrote:

I'm trying to see if I can actually help get a more recent version of KMM working with ofx and maybe even AqBanking for Windows, so I've finally succeeded in getting Craft set up on Win 10 in a VirtualBox instance. I've got most of the dependencies installed, but there are some which still require python27. As part of seeing if any of those might be eliminated (by comparing the compiles to my Gentoo box, where there is definitely a strong move to remove python27) I've noticed that KMyMoney on Craft still requires qtwebkit, instead of qtwebengine. I suppose it doesn't really matter in the short run, but I figure it's worth trying to switch if qtwebkit is deprecated. However, I don't see anything in craft or the blueprint that goes into any of the details of how a program is configured. I'd appreciate it if anyone can provide any pointers about that.

Windows is strange stuff. Or is it Qt on Windows, I am not sure. Anyway, my latest change
Well I definitely agree with that, and no, I don't know if Windows itself or Qt on Windows is stranger.

https://cgit.kde.org/kmymoney.git/commit/?h=5.0&id=d8052a698b736ddc0b9af6287ae698194cf0f10d[1]

should add file:// in front of the filename, but somehow, it does not work:

What is going on here? Any ideas?
Not really, but would not be surprised if whatever is handed off to the mechanism which actually opens a file is doing some invisible magic behind the scenes that counteracts your changes. I wonder if running through a debugger might show it, although it might require creating debug versions of several packages in addition to KMM itself. I finally got a complete compile of KMM so maybe I can

Thomas

Two minor points, although I doubt either matters much in the short run:

CMake Warning:
  Manually-specified variables were not used by the project:

    CMAKE_INSTALL_SYSTEM_RUNTIME_LIBS_SKIP

If it's not used, we should either drop it, or find out why if it's needed to do something important.


I can't tell from the output whether it's using webkit or webengine, but I think webkit it currently the default. Should that default eventually get switched, as I think qtwebkit is deprecated?

Jack

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