I think this is a problem with the current qt5 version that is available on Anaconda (the only version I can package). Not following Mac conventions of menu item locations Just to briefly respond to the most general problems you have posted here: This is really valuable! I hope to get working on this as soon as possible, but currently I'm engaged in a lot of other stuff. So the Menu item is already in a nu, remove it from the other menu first before inserting is the bad omen here which might provide a lead to the source of this problem.

Js: Not allowed to load local resource: file:///Users/daniel/anaconda/envs/opensesame-qt5/lib/python2.7/site-packages/share/opensesame_resources/theme/default/background.png Menu item is already in a menu, remove it from the other menu first before inserting 20:26:23.426 Python Unable to register font: Error Domain= Code=105 'The file has already been registered in the specified scope.' UserInfo= WARNING:root:Message signing is disabled. New state will be written to /var/folders/1l/cx9n7qw90xqgl2w5x3r4259m0000gn/T/ 20:26:21.488 Python ApplePersistenceIgnoreState: Existing state will not be touched. If we receive little to no messages describing trouble, we hope to release all next versions of OpenSesame (on the Mac al least) with Qt5.įor completeness: this is the console output I get when starting OpenSesame in the Homebrew environment: opensesame (In the future it will be provided at the regular download locations).Īll the people owning Macs could help us out by giving this version a spin and reporting back your (positive and negative) experiences in this thread. has all the other new modern internals that Qt5 brings along and should therefore provide a more pleasant experience in overall.I have't really measured it, but I think the start-up time has shortened by a factor 5 at least. Alle widgets are now drawn as they should be. works way better on HiDPI or retina displays.The successor of Qt4, aptly named Qt5, has been released for a while now, but it has always been difficult to package it with OpenSesame, until now! We are proud to say we have finally managed to create an OS X app of OpenSesame which uses Qt5 to build its interface.

It contained a lot of glitches, of which the most notable one is probably the inconsistent rendering of buttons and other widgets on HiDPI retina screens. On the Mac however, this version of the Qt library has never worked optimally. From its first release, We have used the Qt4 library (originally created by Nokia!) to create the interface of OpenSesame, which you all know and love.

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