Closed savchenko closed 1 year ago
Welcome.
Would you consider publishing x86_64 with lua enabled?
I'm only using the 32 bit version and never compiled/testet it on 64 bit. Likely some modifications are required to make it work. It's currently not on my agenda. Maybe someone else want's to have a look at it.
is there some more documentation on how CrossLine interfaces with it
Previous versions of CrossLine used the C++ version of Lucene integrated with Qt. I replaced it with my own full text search engine (https://github.com/rochus-keller/Fts) to avoid dependence on the private Qt API. But you can still enable it with CONFIG += HasCLucene.
downloads point to http://
Only the http links are supported. Https seems to work though if you accept the certificate of my provider.
Meanwhile I migrated CrossLine away from Qt 4 to my LeanQt version (which corresponds to Qt 5). As a side effect I offer pre-compiled versions for Windows, Linux and Mac, including x86_64 for all three platforms.
The Lua and CLucene binding is not yet migrated.
I will likely migrate the Lua binding, but not CLucene which is no longer required by CrossLine and not supported by LeanQt so far.
I close this for now; if you still need the Lua binding, pleas open a new issue.
Hi and thank you for releasing this as an open-source application. Would you consider publishing x86_64 with
lua
enabled?Also, you mention Lucene in the readme, is there some more documentation on how CrossLine interfaces with it apart from comments available in the Indexer.cpp?
Lastly, downloads point to
http://
whilehttps://
returns an invalid certificate (well, valid for *.kasserver.com, kasserver.com only)Thanks again!