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Originally Posted by QuietThyme
Hey eschwartz,
Yep, looks like your right. I only did testing on my machine using the latest Calibre, and I haven't done any testing against QT4.
I'll take another look at it and release a version this evening.
In case anyone's wondering, the source for the plugin is located here:
https://github.com/AnalogJ/quietthyme.plugin
Thanks for the feedback |
Nope -- take another look at my traceback: calibre 2.34.0
No Qt4 here.
In fact, I am probably one of the only people anywhere who actually bothers to run calibre from a live checkout of the code, updated daily.
But I doubt the fourteen commits since Friday broke compatibility.
OTOH, I am using ArchLinux and building calibre from source -- which means e.g. my pyqt5 is more up-to-date than the official calibre builds. So I catch a few bugs that haven't made its way into official releases yet.
Something like:
http://pyqt.sourceforge.net/Docs/PyQt5/gotchas.html
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If Qt expects a QByteArray then PyQt5 will accept a unicode that contains only Latin-1 characters. This is deprecated in PyQt v5.4 and will be removed in PyQt v5.5.)
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