Oh! Excellent. Never thought about this. So, basically we may want to develop a read-only version of webgui in future. Let me see how can I add the webGui block with QT. If it is not possible during GSoC, I think we can easily extend the current structure to make it read-only and by using a external block without any ports. I hope that's fine. Thank you very much for the suggestion. This is definitely worth a try now or later.Regards,Kartik Patel
On Wed, Mar 22, 2017 4:21 AM, Sylvain Munaut [email protected] wrote:
If we see from the user perspective, why would someone need two displays ?
You're assuming it would be the same people ... or at the same time. * I could use QT locally but still expose a web UI for people to remotely see what I'm describing. The local Qt UI could be more complete and just have a basic read-only version exposed to others. * I could use Qt locally with advanced visualization (fosphor for instance) but still want a basic spectrum available on my phone so I can go outside, tweak the antenna and see improvements live then come back to my local station. That's just off the top of my mind. Cheers, Sylvain
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