Porting from QT4.6 to QT5

[Qt Enthusiast]

I am getting issue

I am getting errors like

file.cxx: In member function 'bool fileMgr::showURL(QString)':
error: 'QWebView' does not name a type
340 static QWebView *sBrowser = NULL;
341 ^

I tried to do
#include QtWebKitWidgets
#include QtWebView

It is giving me an error that not able to find file QtWebKitWidgets .

can some one help me in solving the problem

[JKSH]

@Qt-Enthusiast said in Porting from QT4.6 to QT5:

It is giving me an error that not able to find file QtWebKitWidgets .

can some one help me in solving the problem

See https://forum.qt.io/topic/76739/webkit-status-2017

[Qt Enthusiast]

I am using solution

#include <QtWebKit/QtWebKit>
#include <QtWebKitWidgets/QtWebKitWidgets>

is that solution Ok

[jsulm]

@Qt-Enthusiast Why not simply

#include <QWebView>
```?

[JKSH]

@Qt-Enthusiast said in Porting from QT4.6 to QT5:

is that solution Ok

Did you read the link I gave you?

[Qt Enthusiast]

yesI read that from there only I found out and I wanted to confirm the same

[JKSH]

@Qt-Enthusiast said in Porting from QT4.6 to QT5:

yesI read that from there only I found out and I wanted to confirm the same

You don't need to ask to confirm. You can confirm yourself by trying it.

[Qt Enthusiast]

QStyleOptionViewItemV4' is deprecated , what should be the solution to fix this

fatal error: QCleanlooksStyle: No such file or directory
compilation terminated.

how to solve these errors

[mrjj]

@Qt-Enthusiast
Hi
You can use QStyleOptionViewItem directly.

QCleanlooksStyle is worse. why does app need its includes ?
You can compile the old style plugin by yourself, but now is a good
opportunity to get rid of it. So please tell why app needs it.

Any how, its all explained here
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/sourcebreaks.html
read Changes to QStyle
It also says how to get it back if needed.

[Qt Enthusiast]

error: 'QFusionStyle' does not name a type
59 hdr->setStyle( new QFusionStyle );

I included the file QTwidgets

not working Need help again

[Qt Enthusiast]

@Qt-Enthusiast said in Porting from QT4.6 to QT5:

I am using solution

I am using
QHeaderview* heade r = new QHeaderView
#if QT_VERSION >= QT_VERSION_CHECK(5,0,0)
header->setStyle( new QFusionStyle );
#else
header->setStyle( new QCleanlooksStyle );
#endif
I am getting error: 'QFusionStyle' does not name a type

Can some use help in proper usage of fusion style

[aha_1980]

@Qt-Enthusiast

See here: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/sourcebreaks.html#changes-to-qstyle

"
QFusionStyle is internal. Recommended alternatives:

• QStyleFactory for creating instances of specific styles.
• QProxyStyle for customizing existing style implementations.
• QCommonStyle as a base for implementing full custom styles.

"

[mpergand]

@Qt-Enthusiast said in Porting from QT4.6 to QT5:

header->setStyle( new QFusionStyle );

header->setStyle( "Fusion" );  // maybe for QApplication only
// or
header->setStyle( new QStyleFactory::create("Fusion" ));

[Qt Enthusiast]

@mpergand said in Porting from QT4.6 to QT5:

new QStyleFactory::create("Fusion" )
its is not working

can some one point me to a example how Qfusion style is being used in the Qt 5 code

[mpergand]

setStyle(QStyleFactory::create("Fusion")); // without new

For me (OSX), it works only with QApplication, not with QWidget