Yes, CPDB is just a different backend for the existing print dialog GUI.
It's merely a different way of enumerating printers and their features.
I have already prepared a simple CPDB plugin (still requires a few
changes and additions) which can already respond to
QPrinterInfo::availablePrinter
I am willing to maintain the CPDB code I will add to the Qt print
dialogs for a while. Though I am currently not familiar with the time
commitment it will require on my end.
Also, do we currently have a maintainer for the print dialogs?
Regards,
Gaurav Guleria
On 9/26/22 20:57, Tor Arne
As far as I know, the CUPS is currently implemented in Qt at two
different places: src/plugins/printsupport/cups/ and directly within the
dialog src/printsupport/dialogs/qprintdialog_unix.cpp. By implementing
CPDB support as a plugin, does it mean that we create a similar
src/plugins/printsuppo
Hello all,
I am Gaurav Guleria, a GSoC student, working with Till Kamppeter to add
and improve Common Print Dialog (CPD) support to existing print dialogs
like GTK and Qt. More about CPD can be read here:
https://openprinting.github.io/projects/04-print-dialog/.
I wanted to ask about your
