Hi,
On 10/19/2012 05:39 PM, Miguel Nunes wrote:
> Hello again,
>
> As you may remember from my past topic, I am trying to build a plug-in
> with OpenCL to render volumes for medical imaging. I managed to create
> my plugin by generating also a new MITK-based project, compile
> everything, managed
Yes, a good rule of thumb is that if your View is going to make use of
MITK data types (working with mitk::DataNode, mitk::DataStorage, etc.)
or need to interact with render windows, use QmitkAbstractView. It could
achieve everything by directly inheriting from berry::QtViewPart, but it
will ma
Hi,
Thank you for the fast answer. Could you explain what are the
pros/cons of using QtView over QmitkAbstractView (and vice versa)? Is
there any rule of thumb?
Regards,
-F
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 12:30 PM, Sascha Zelzer
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> long story short: You cannot contribute Views derived fro
Hi,
long story short: You cannot contribute Views derived from
QmitkAbstractView in a plug-in which also provides an
org.blueberry.osgi.applications extension. As you figured out, you must
create a separate plug-in containing your View(s).
Here is the reason (we actually just stumbled over tha
Hi,
I build a custom application using Bluerry. I defined a custom
perspective and everything works. My manifest has the line
set(Require-Plugin org.mitk.gui.qt.ext)
I tried to add a custom view (QmitkAbstractView) to the same plugin
containing my application. I had to change the manifest line
Hello again,
As you may remember from my past topic, I am trying to build a plug-in
with OpenCL to render volumes for medical imaging. I managed to create
my plugin by generating also a new MITK-based project, compile
everything, managed to have some basic OpenCL functions and Kernels
running
Hi Stefan,
thank you so much for your help.
The problem was that I had the*EXTERNAL_ITK_DIR*
selected, so the superbuild didn't downloaded the correct version of ITK.
Thank you again,
Fabiola
On 10/18/2012 02:12 PM, Kislinskiy, Stefan wrote:
Hi Fabiola,
At present,
Hi Everyone,
this may or may not be helpful to people reading this thread in the future.
I have my own editor, a subclass of QmitkAbstractRenderEditor, that contains a
main widget, lets call it Foo, that contains many other QmitkStdMultiWidget
subclasses.
The problem was as follows:
When my ap
Hi there,
this might be a silly question, however, here goes:
I have created an interactor, and used the StateMachine pattern to map keyboard
events.
However, it only appears to work, or appears to be "active", after I have
double clicked with the left mouse button inside the QmitkRenderWindow
