Jakub Motyczko

Here's screenshot from LibreOffice - same issue Icons on the left are FontAwesome, on the right - TablerIcons 

@FreexD it's way better now as the icons are now in vertical center and some of them match the FA size, although all icons should have the same, or at...

@codecalm exactly, that's the problem I meant. Some icons have paddings, some doesn't, which makes UI inconsistent and it's really noticeable (you can see it in graphics I provided above)....

the issue is not only with mimersql. We use SQLite only in our project, but all SQL plugins are being deployed: 113K libqsqlmimer.so 113K libqsqlmysql.so 141K libqsqlodbc.so 117K libqsqlpsql.so 332K...

@TheAssassin cheers for the tip, it works

I created: - SVGItem with: objectName=svgStatusIcon, resourcePath=$S{okIconPath()} - TextItem with: content=$S{SummaryPage_svgStatusIcon.resourcePath} it looks like TextItem is printing out correct icon path, so /opt/reports/resources/status_ok.svg but it's not using it to load...

Icons look good Mate ;) file names can be QLocale::languageToString, but the problem is that TS needs country code so QtLinguist could automagically detect target translation: `rootElement.setAttribute("language", countryCode);` without that...

> However, if I am not mistaken, there is no way to map the language to the country code :( Yes, to generate e.g. en_GB we would need language +...

awesome! I think it will be good enough :) static QLatin1String QLocalePrivate::languageToCode(QLocale::Language language); static QLatin1String QLocalePrivate::countryToCode(QLocale::Country country); static QString Translator::makeLanguageCode(QLocale::Language language, QLocale::Country country); so we could ask users for Language...

sounds like a plan :)