Hi,
This sentence is confusing, can you elaborate?
If what you want to is to capture the output of 'console' being
executed in the JavaScript world, read the documentation of
javaScriptConsoleMessage() in QWebPage.
Sorry for not being clear - I meant outputting the actual script that is
I don't believe WebGL will take over 2D canvas. It's for different use
cases and it is a lot more easy to get started with.
Btw this one seems to be using both (from my quick quick look at the
code): http://bejeweled.popcap.com/html5/0.9.12.9490/html5/Bejeweled.html
On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at
Hello,
On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 7:05 PM, Caio Marcelo de Oliveira Filho
caio.olive...@openbossa.org wrote:
We think this will clear up QtWebPageProxy, and we may reach a point that it
won't be necessary anymore (maybe not).
Just an update: QtWebPageProxy was removed after a patch series done
by
Dear all,
Compiling JSC on MIPS, i encounter an issue with JITStub.cpp during the
link stage.
Here is the output:
/cd JavaScriptCore/ make -f Makefile.jsc
make[1]: Entering directory
`/home/developer/DEV/GIT/owb2/build-mips-webkit/Release/JavaScriptCore'
mips-linux-gnu-g++ -c -pipe -mips32
Updates:
* elproxy status: listening to kenneth's constructive criticism and toying
around with squirctangles (rectangular squircles)
* bbandix status: rebasing scaling patch, testing it once more and uploading
it to bugzilla
* tronical status: finished qjsengine thread-safety work, got
* luck status: still working to integrate qtwebkit inside qt5 build
tree. My first attempt to build was successful. Now I'm dealing with
git stuff and trying to make it compile again (right now it's not
calling the qtwebkit's build script).
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 12:27 PM, Qt WebKit StatusBot
Sorry for not being clear - I meant outputting the actual script that is being
ran (ie. qDebug() Running JS: script;), not the output of the script.
There is no API for that (not sure that's even possible).
You may come up with use cases and reasons why you would need that
functionality.x
