Re: [mitk-users] Python Bindings for MITK?

2009-11-21 Thread Müller Michael
feature one day. Michael Von: Stead Kiger [wki...@bidmc.harvard.edu] Gesendet: Freitag, 20. November 2009 21:34 An: mitk-users@lists.sourceforge.net Betreff: [mitk-users] Python Bindings for MITK? Hi, I am considering using MITK for a project and am

[mitk-users] Python Bindings for MITK?

2009-11-20 Thread Stead Kiger
Hi, I am considering using MITK for a project and am wondering if there are Python bindings available for MITK like there are for ITK and VTK. I have seen plans to develop Python bindings for MITK mentioned in a few places (mailing list and developer presentation) but don't know if these have

Re: [mitk-users] Python bindings

2008-01-24 Thread Mario Ceresa
Hello Marco, thank you for your email. After you kindly pointed me to SWIG, I noticed that ITK actually uses a modified version of it called CSWIG. They say it is best suited to handle some difficult aspects of ITK. Actually I don't understand very well how to run CSWIG, and, while waiting from h

Re: [mitk-users] Python bindings

2008-01-24 Thread Marco Nolden
Hi Mario, we have also plans for creating python bindings for MITK. First step though is enabling shared libraries for the windows platform, which should be available within the next weeks. I think the best wrapping tool for MITK is SWIG, since it is already used by ITK and VTK. Regards Marco

[mitk-users] Python bindings

2008-01-23 Thread Mario Ceresa
Hi everybody, thanks for mitk: it's a wonderful toolkit! I was wondering whether there is the opportunity to create python bindings for it. I've never worked on a thing like that before, so, first of all, do you think it is possible? If you think so, I found that one can generate such bindings wit