Re: [mitk-users] Mitk's facilities

2012-01-15 Thread Miklos Espak
Hi Miri, please keep the conversation on the list! Is it an ITK filter, or MITK filter? The "MyPlugin" name is a little misleading for a filter. If ITK then you should add a listener to the filter that is notified when the progress changes, and reports the progress to the progress bar. Look at

Re: [mitk-users] Mitk's facilities

2012-01-09 Thread Miklos Espak
Hi Miri, MITK distinguishes modules and plugins. Modules are simple shared object files (dll-s) and may not depend on MITK at all. You are talking about plugins, I guess. The progress on status bar is easy, you only have to get an instance of mitk::ProgressBar (singleton), and the reported progre

Re: [mitk-users] Mitk's facilities

2012-01-09 Thread Müller , Michael
k_1_1ProgressBar.html And the concrete Qt implementation: http://docs.mitk.org/nightly-qt4/classQmitkProgressBar.html You can use it but I don't know if it fits your needs. Regards, Michael Von: Miri Trope [mailto:miritr...@gmail.com] Gesendet: Sonntag, 8. Januar 2012 22:41 An: mitk-user

[mitk-users] Mitk's facilities

2012-01-08 Thread Miri Trope
Hi All, I'm wondering if it's possible to: a. Run my module (with some arguments) with Mitk but without its gui (like: command line operation)? b. Show a progress bar for my module? and where should I add this option (in myProjectView.cpp ?)? BTW, sorry for all my latest posts, It's because I'm