deviceguy
Qt for WebAssembly on mobile devices, specifically phones, has lacked an essential feature - support for the native keyboard. It may or may not have worked. If it worked, it did not work very well. The tricky issue is opening the keyboard when needed and closing when it wasn't. There is no simple...
deviceguy
var spector; var captureOnLoad = false; var captureOffScreen = false; window.__SPECTOR_Canvases = []; (function() { var __SPECTOR_Origin_EXTENSION_GetContext = HTMLCanvasElement.prototype.getContext; HTMLCanvasElement.prototype.__SPECTOR_Origin_EXTENSION_GetContext...
deviceguy
var spector; var captureOnLoad = false; var captureOffScreen = false; window.__SPECTOR_Canvases = []; (function() { var __SPECTOR_Origin_EXTENSION_GetContext = HTMLCanvasElement.prototype.getContext; HTMLCanvasElement.prototype.__SPECTOR_Origin_EXTENSION_GetContext...
deviceguy
var spector; var captureOnLoad = false; var captureOffScreen = false; window.__SPECTOR_Canvases = []; (function() { var __SPECTOR_Origin_EXTENSION_GetContext = HTMLCanvasElement.prototype.getContext; HTMLCanvasElement.prototype.__SPECTOR_Origin_EXTENSION_GetContext...
deviceguy
ahhh well now. We all know that in Qt6, qmake was ditched for cmake for the build system of Qt itself, and we are playing catch-up in the WebAssembly platform.HistoryFirst a little history of the Qt build system.tmake was a perl script that generates Makefiles. If I recall correctly, it was...