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AFAIK, there's no support for "in-memory files" like that. Remember that QtMultimedia uses the platform's multimedia framework which don't handle Qt types. If you take for example the handling of Qt's resource system when dealing with multimedia files, a temporary file is created so that the multimedia framework can access it.

If you want something lower level to avoid the temporary file, you'll have to implement it yourself.

Hi,

This stackoverflow answer might give you some clues.

@Dante-Leoncini said in Public Functions qt++ to qml:

but now comes another error: undefined reference to `vtable for MyFunctionsProvider'

Hi,
you need to run qmake.

Well, after a longer search: pyqtdeploy looks very promising for that task. And then you can follow the standard Qt deployment procedure.

Ok thanks, I'm not sure which of those I should be using ... but I guess I'll just keep the GPLv2.1 license for now then.

https://bintray.com/fredrikaverpil/pyside2-wheels/pyside2

Cheers!

You're welcome !

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@tekojo Thanks, it worked fine when selecting "Bug" :)

@khakhil
hehe super :)
Good work.
Im complete python noob but syntax is somewhat the same :)

@jazzycamel

Thanks for reply!

1 . Sorry , I’ve forgot to tell you that you should have Flash Player installed in

/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/PepperFlashPlayer/PepperFlashPlayer.plugin

On OS X according to the doc before you test the program with my new URLs.

2 . If the URL I want wasn't found , then I agree with your solution

QWebEnginePage(loadFinished=qApp.quit)

to quit the event loop so the function can return .
3. I am also considering using Chrome extension to solve the problem .

@voltron
simply put the QSvgWidget and the line edit widget into a QHBoxLayout and set the content-margins and spacing to 0.
Then put this layout into a plain container widget.

See this website and you know how to do it
https://el-tramo.be/blog/mixing-cocoa-and-qt/

@enjoysmath No, same issue. Re-installing python with 3.4, then 3.5, then, ... and so on...

Okay, apparently I have to set Frameless BEFORE showing the window ...

Hi,

Are you using your distribution Qt packages ?

No they are not, PyQt only has two licenses: GPLv3 and commercial.

For more information, see their License FAQ

You still need to abide by the license rules regarding your static Qt build. The fact that it's "indirectly loaded" doesn't play any role here. Your module uses PyQt which use Qt.