Steffen André Langnes
Steffen André Langnes
All right. I think we can merge this first and then take care of the "inverted" options so that the built-in implementation is enabled by default. That will be the...
We could also just keep it simple, remove the compile-time options and always compile the built-in implementation with explicit linking of the official one taking priority. Existing users will not...
The options were kept in the latest commit but defaults were changed: * Enable built-in WebView2Loader implementation by default. * Link `WebView2Loader.dll` explicitly by default only if the built-in implementation...
Given that I adressed @dandeto's comment about making the built-in loader the new default (as originally intended) after the PR was approved while also leaving room to disable the options,...
@SharkFourSix You can retrieve the window handle with `webview_get_window()`.
I had some time to do more work on these scripts. Still not ideal to have long build scripts, and to have two of them... Is there anything here that...
I rewrote the scripts again into Python. The result is even better and cleaner than the scripts in this PR but again the system is complex because I wanted to...
As for build systems, I would lean toward something that is both flexible and helps us move on with our day. Something that is widely adopted and well supported. I...
Closing this for now because I don't think anyone will have an easy time maintaining the scripts.
Sorry it took me so long to take a proper look at this. I've added a few safety checks, macOS implementation and C API. As we didn't have any existing...