Eelco@Peacs

Just found that the project has been moved to GitHub with even newer releases.

Thanks for incorporating the patch into the development trunk. I tested it and it work fine. Great. Already a date for the new 0.7.4. release so we can tye our software to a released version?

Valid conclusion and for most of the obsolete functions, being required to keep them backward compatible, it is best to keep it in. So when I re-enable obsolete functions into my project, most issues get resolved and all will function until there will be a real breach in upcoming version of Qt. Which might take still a long time for Qt needs to be compatible as well. One issue though remains and that is for the use of the Q_FOREACH macro in JlCompress.cpp. I use a third-party library that has been...

Sometimes a rebuild all does bring up some more issues to fix, sorry. Attached a new version of the patch with included now some changes do to the depricated use of Q_FOREACH. This has been depricated since Qt 5.7, so I added the pre-compiler check

Qt 5.10 support with Visual Studio 2017