Dooble releases-Qt6

[Pete]

Hi All

Having visited  https://github.com/textbrowser/dooble/tree/master/Dictionaries  I have no idea on how to get these dictionaries.

Are they different to the Dooble_QT5 versions?


Regards

Pete

[Dave Yeo]

They're the same as the Qt5 dictionaries. To get the ones Paul pointed to means doing a git clone. Easier to get the ones in @unixroot\usr\share\myspell. Either way they need to be converted with qwebengine_convert_dict.exe, either the one in @unixroot\usr\lib\qt5\bin or x:\qt6-6.2.x\bin. See my previous post.
I'd post the dictionaries directory, but zipped it is 35MB's. If you need an individual one, ask.
Actually here's my dictionaries, various en, now removed
Edit: figured out how to automatically create the dictionaries during build, so here's the ones I think we would like to have.

[Pete]

Hi Dave

The suggestion of using the files in @unixroot\usr\share\myspell would not work here due to a lack of @unixroot\usr\share\myspell so I pointed set QTWEBENGINE_DICTIONARIES_PATH= to the existing qt5 files which seemed to work.

Have now installed your dictionary package within the qt6 directory tree and reset QTWEBENGINE_DICTIONARIES_PATH= to point to those files.


Thanks

Pete

[Dave Yeo]

Hi Pete, Hunspell uses the myspell dictionaries and I believe most have hunspell installed, Firefox and Thunderbird require it, SeaMonkey I accidentally used the intree version and then decided to leave it that way.
Anyways the ones I posted are likely more up to date and already converted.

[Remy]

Hi Pete, Hunspell uses the myspell dictionaries and I believe most have hunspell installed, Firefox and Thunderbird require it, SeaMonkey I accidentally used the intree version and then decided to leave it that way.
Anyways the ones I posted are likely more up to date and already converted.

https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/deps/hunspell/+/9f292621c01a6708cd35416c4482ba5d6881186f/dictionaries ?

[Martin Iturbide]

Hello

Here in Ecuador Whatsapp is used a lot. I also tried with Qt6 and Dooble here.

I changed the agent to a different one so it can load the page, otherwise it asks you to update the browser:
- Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/128.0.0.0 Safari/537.36

Here on my side is very slow. I was able to link it, it took some time to load my chats, I can see those, but it is very slow here in my VM to be able to chat. It seems it takes a lot of CPU resources.  But it is nice to see it loading, I will try to test it on real hardware this weekend.

Thanks for all the efforts of porting Qt6 and Dooble !!!

Regards

[Dave Yeo]

New build at Github, https://github.com/dryeo/dooble/releases/tag/2024.11.17
Also at ftp://dry@ftp.os2voice.org/dooble-2024.11.17-Qt6.zip
Edit: Changed ftp link to version. Note that OS2World seems to add http to the ftp link so best just to go to the ftp site to find the release or paste it into your browser.

[Remy]

link not responding !

[Lewis Rosenthal]

Hi, Rémy...

Link works fine here (from the eastern US, at least). Either it was a temporary issue on the server side or something with your end.

[Dave Yeo]

link not responding !

OS2World seems to add http:// to the link, copy and paste it or go to ftp://dry@ftp.os2voice.org/ to find it.

[David McKenna]

 Thanks Dave! Working well here...

Regards,

[Remy]

Thanks Dave.

Seems to well work except that my dictionaries are no more found !
QT6 build didn't find the path nor did QT5 build yet !
Where should the qtwebengine_dictionaries be placed now please ?
Thanks
 
Note: The code page issue on the title bar and a few other places always present.

[Paul Smedley]

Note: The code page issue on the title bar and a few other places always present.

It would be really nice if someone other than me could try and investigate this.... I only have so much free time....

[Dave Yeo]

Thanks Dave.

Seems to well work except that my dictionaries are no more found !
QT6 build didn't find the path nor did QT5 build yet !
Where should the qtwebengine_dictionaries be placed now please ?
Thanks

According to the release notes, you should set DOOBLE_DICTIONARIES_DIRECTORY to the absolute path of the dictionaries. Unluckily that seems to be a build time thing.
Looking at the source, need to set QTWEBENGINE_DICTIONARIES_PATH to the dictionaries directory, which does work here. Only tested with using / for a directory separator.
Need to experiment during build to have a better default, perhaps @unixroot\usr\share\myspell where the Hunspell dictionaries are installed, unluckily they're in dic format rather then bdic. Another option might be %HOME%\QTWEBENGINE_DICTIONARIES or such.

[Dave Yeo]

Note: The code page issue on the title bar and a few other places always present.

It would be really nice if someone other than me could try and investigate this.... I only have so much free time....

I could try comparing to the Qt5 source where it works, unluckily I've lost track of where your source is.
I do have,
https://github.com/psmedley/qt6-declarative-os2
https://github.com/psmedley/qt6-multimedia-os2
https://github.com/psmedley/qt6-os2
https://github.com/psmedley/qt6-webengine-os2
All dated early 2023 with qt6-os2 the latest dated Aug 7, 2023