Hi On 05/09/2015 03:28 PM, Paolo Cavallini wrote: > Il 09/05/2015 12:38, Sebastiaan Couwenberg ha scritto: > >> How feasible is switching to Python 3? > I believe this would be a huge issue: most or all plugins will not work, > both the internal and the external ones, so our qgis will be badly lame. > Thanks for raising this point. > There will probably be no PyQt4/Qt5 package but only a PyQt5/Qt5 package? If there's a PyQt4/Qt5 package the upgrade process should be rather painless. If there's none, all plugins will need an update anyway and IMO the two changes PyQt5 and Python 3 should be grouped. Sebastiaan, do you know anything about this package?
The other issue is that there's a rather big dependency on QtWebkit currently. We are struggling already with that on Android. Alternatives * QtWebEngine is the future but only available starting from Qt 5.4. So this is not an option now. * QLabel/QML: Where it's only used for richtext, a QLabel can be used. Where there's javascript involved it may be worth investigating the use of QML. Regards, Matthias
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