Indeed!
Removed C:\OpenSSL-Win32\include\openssl from the configure include
directories, and everything was built like a charm. The real test would be to
make it work.
Now attempting build for 64 bit.
Thank you!
Gil.
P.S. In every build trial I had to start from a vanilla copy of the sources -
Hi Laura,
A Qt layout is not a widget, so it can't draw anything itself. I would use
a QFrame with the style set to draw the background gradient, then add the
layout and child widgets.
Hope that helps,
Tony
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On terça-feira, 30 de abril de 2013 04.51.10, Gil Moses wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to build WebKit for using with VS2012 runtime libraries, for both
> Win32 and x64 platforms. Here's what I've done (and failed):
>
> Using qt-everywhere-opensource-src-5.0.2.
> In VS2012 ×86 Native Tools Command Pro
Hi
Im interested in creating a QT Layout with a gradient background in
the same manner as the QTCreator section headers ( the ones with the black
gradients ). Im currently diggin through the documentation but havent
been able to come up with anything related
Can you point me in the rig
Hi Kushal,
Thanks so much for helping me out of this issue. It took me a while to
understand what you wanted me to do with "config.h".
I found that qmake was picking up some other "config.h" from some libpng from
the set INCLUDEPATH in qmake.conf.
After Commenting it out, the correct Config.h
Hi,
I'm trying to build WebKit for using with VS2012 runtime libraries, for both
Win32 and x64 platforms. Here's what I've done (and failed):
Using qt-everywhere-opensource-src-5.0.2.
In VS2012 ×86 Native Tools Command Prompt, I type the following configure
command:
configure -I C:\icu\include
