Hi I am currently updating the cmake files to cover e.g. the editor and see some problems.
I know we decided to use Qt, but I would like to take the discussion again. If we use Qt the editor will never be a released product, it will remain an optional product, and I think we will want to position the editor as a main feature of corinthia. There is an alternative to Qt, which is a little more work but not much. If we look at how peter currently uses Qtwebkit it is pretty simple and static. Webkit is builtin on OS-X, therefore we can use it, without thinking too long about the licenses (we do not ask people to download extra libraries, so it is at the same level that we also depend on windows sdk-api). We cannot use webkit on windows because it is LGPL (same as Qt), but we can use mshtml or IWebBrowser2. My idea is to make a simple set of wrapper functions, so that the editor as such does not see the difference. That would allow us to have the editor as a main feature. thoughts ? rgds jan i.