How to Install or use a Webkitwidgets?

jsulm · 20 Oct 2020, 14:58

@Morado Are you sure you're using your MSVC Kit and not MinGW?

Morado · 20 Oct 2020, 15:04

I was assuming that when selecting it once it was already running but it is not selecting it apparently
I can´t select it now

jsulm · 20 Oct 2020, 15:50

@Morado said in How to Install or use a Webkitwidgets?:

I can´t select it now

Then check that Kit in "Options..." - it probably has some issues.
Also, did you install Visual Studio with C++?

Morado · J jsulm 20 Oct 2020, 15:04

@jsulm
Mm this?

And options only i get this

SGaist · 21 Oct 2020, 02:14

Hi,

You need to install Visual Studio. It's not something the Qt installer can do for you as Microsoft forbids that.

Morado · 21 Oct 2020, 02:52

@SGaist

I already have Visual Studio installed and still the same thing appears

JKSH · 21 Oct 2020, 22:20

@Morado said in How to Install or use a Webkitwidgets?:

I already have Visual Studio installed

Which version?

Make sure you select the C++ Build Tools from the Visual Studio installer. This contains the C++ compiler.

Mm this?

No, not this. These are the Redistributable libraries; they are not the Visual Studio IDE and compiler.

Visual Studio is downloadable from https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/

Morado · J JKSH 21 Oct 2020, 02:52

@JKSH @SGaist @jsulm

I could, thank you all very much, they helped me a lot, the truth is if I was very lost on this topic, install the VS C ++ library as they told me and it worked correctly, thank you very much!

Andrew K. Kabaghe · 25 Jan 2021, 18:42

Wow! The lucky you!
What about us, using Python, do we need to install C++ too?

SGaist · wrote on 25 Jan 2021, 18:42

@Andrew-K-Kabaghe hi and welcome to devnet, if you are thinking about using the Qt WebKit module from Python then you are likely out of luck because that module has not been released with any PySide2 release.

In any case, you should open your own thread about your issue.