Qt for WebAssembly

@lorn-potter Thanks, tried, can show the widgets but the ui components are too small, any suggestions to solve this issue? By the way, do you know any way to make the QLineEdit accept non ascii input?This question is related to QTBUG-78826. I load the fonts already, can paste the words from text file to QLineEdit or print the non ascii characters by program, but the QLineEdit cannot type the non ascii characters on it directly. QFile ifile(":/fonts/wqy_compress"); if(ifile.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly)){ auto const font_id = QFontDatabase::addApplicationFontFromData(qUncompress(ifile.readAll())); qDebug()<<__func__<<"font id:"<<font_id; font_family_ = QFontDatabase::applicationFontFamilies(font_id).at(0); } QFont const monospace(font_family_ ); ui->lineEditNewChar->setFont(monospace); Any suggestions?Thanks

@DragonOsman said in Issue with running configure.bat (Windows): Should I close this one and open a new thread for these questions or is this thread fine? Yes please, so other users can expect to find answers to the issue based on topic title. If not, the solution(s) for the new issue will be embedded within the posts.

@mrjj Thanks for your helps, post a bug at JIRA, 78825

Hi, first of all: Are you using a linux subsystem? Because you need to use Linux its not possible on windows. The secon thing is that the Qt mkspecs need to be specified in the compilers sub. In em and em++ both need to have "wasm-emscripten" as Qt mkspecs. The third thing is that actually it is still not possible to to build via Qt Creator. You need to use qmake and make. After running them the project is build and you are ready to go with a webserver like the simple python one. From there you just open the .html. If you need more help just message me, had some issues too as right now there is still the same warning on my linux system as you have with QtVersions. I'll figure that one out soon didn't deal with it until now.