As far as I can tell, our usage of QWebElement in BookView is to retrieve layout geometry information from the currently selected position being editing inside BV so that positional scrolling can be controlled independent of the user needing to move the scroll bars. I will have to look into how to use javascript to get geometry information from the layout engine. I did not know that was doable.
Thanks,
KevinH
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
@DiapDealer Python 3.5 is built with VS 2015, so if you are willing to switch to that, you dont need to do any work. In any case, if you wish to peruse my fork, feel free -- it can be found in my github profile.
@KevinH: Most QWebElement usages can be replaced (with a bit of work) by pure javascript. As for web inspector, that exists in QWebEngine, although in an insecure form. See https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-50725 |