Hi Daniel,
thank you for your help. You're right, i have done it the wrong way. I wanted to add the functions step by step, which could only compiled with brlcad after all was finished...
Yes, I have a small question. Can I add Qt libraries on the same way how in a normal qt application (#include <QApplication> + link in the make file)? At this time I am getting compile errors, I will do a new svn checkout. I have changed to many files, maybe after that it will work...
And last but not least, shall I delete previos versions of DM, before I upload a new version to patch tracker?
Btw. Thank you I will take it as a compliment, the most of the code isn't generated. I have writen it :)...
Regards
Mesut
Mesut,
Your patch for the Qt display manager doesn't really fit to BRL-CAD.
Correct me if I'm wrong but it looks like some generated code.
Instead of trying to solve all problems at a time I recommend to go
step by step. Start with the interface:
- Use one of the dm-~.c files as a template and copy it to dm-qt.c
- Rename the functions to qt_~ and remove all the function bodies
from this file.
- Hook your new functions to the display manager as “qt”(?).
- Compile and link BRL-CAD.
- Start mged with qt as display manager. Then you should see
nothing - but it shouldn't crash.
If you succeeded with this we can talk about transferring dm-qt.c to dm-qt.cpp.
And don't hesitate to ask if something isn't clear :)
Daniel
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Your patch for the Qt display manager doesn't really fit to BRL-CAD.
Correct me if I'm wrong but it looks like some generated code.
Instead of trying to solve all problems at a time I recommend to go
step by step. Start with the interface:
- Use one of the dm-~.c files as a template and copy it to dm-qt.c
- Rename the functions to qt_~ and remove all the function bodies
from this file.
- Hook your new functions to the display manager as “qt”(?).
- Compile and link BRL-CAD.
- Start mged with qt as display manager. Then you should see
nothing - but it shouldn't crash.
If you succeeded with this we can talk about transferring dm-qt.c to dm-qt.cpp.
And don't hesitate to ask if something isn't clear :)
Daniel
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