Hi Sascha,
thanks for this.
I have a few more questions, if I may.
1. One of my plugins now complains about not being registered. I get:
!1.280! [BlueBerry] WARNING: The class QmitkMIDASMultiViewEditor was not
registered as an Extension Type using BERRY_REGISTER_EXTENSION_CLASS(type,
pluginContext) or you forgot to run Qt's moc on the header file. Legacy
BlueBerry bundles should use CreateExecutableExtension<C>(propertyName,
C::GetManifestName()) instead.
[1.280] [BlueBerry] Trying to load class QmitkMIDASMultiViewEditor with
manifest name berryIEditorPart from bundle uk.ac.ucl.cmic.gui.qt.common
[1.280] [BlueBerry] This bundle is not a legacy BlueBerry bundle. Cannot load
classes from it.
!1.280! [BlueBerry] WARNING: Could not load executable extension
QmitkMIDASMultiViewEditor from uk.ac.ucl.cmic.gui.qt.common
So, the plugin
uk.ac.ucl.cmic.gui.qt.common contains an editor QmitkMIDASMultiViewEditor which
is in the uk.ac.ucl.cmic.gui.qt.common/src folder, the header file contains:
Q_OBJECT
Q_INTERFACES(ctkEventHandler)
the files.cmake contains:
SET(MOC_H_FILES
src/QmitkMIDASMultiViewEditor.h
but this wasn't there beforehand..... so has anything changed that might affect
it?
2. Also, after a re-build and a clean plugin cache, the first time the GUI
starts it crashes. A restart then enabled the GUI to continue until it arrives
at the problem above. This is on Linux, and looks to me like the problem I
showed you on a Mac whereby registering the .qch help files in unstable, but I
havent yet found the problem.
Thanks ever so much.
Matt
On 9 Dec 2011, at 17:16, Sascha Zelzer wrote:
Hi MITK users,
We recently updated the CTK version used in MITK and also made some
build system improvements.
IMPORTANT: After a git update of MITK, you need to remove the
CTK_PLUGIN_LIBRARIES entry in your MITK-build/CMakeCache.txt file. You
probably also have to delete the MITK-build/MITK-ProjectTemplate* and
MITK-build/GeneratedTestProject* directories. This should avoid having
to do a complete clean rebuild of MITK. If you have your own projects
using CTK plug-ins, you will also have to remove the
CTK_PLUGIN_LIBRARIES from your CMakeCache.txt file(s).
For users of the MITK applications (like ExtApp and CoreApp):
- There are now dedicated CMake build options to enable them. Look for
MITK_BUILD_APP_ExtApp etc.
- Enabling one of the build options automatically enables the minimum
dependencies
- You can enable any other plug-in to have it show up in the application
The information below is only relevant for people using MITK as an
external project in their own BlueBerry or pure CTK based applications:
Here is a short list of important changes:
- The CTK macro ctkMacroSetupExternalPlugins was renamed to
ctkMacroSetupPlugins. You have to adapt your calls to this macro.
- Creating executables which use BlueBerry got much easier. There is one
magic macro, called FunctionCreateBlueBerryApplication(). See for
example
https://github.com/MITK/MITK-ProjectTemplate/blob/master/Apps/AwesomeApp/CMakeLists.txt
for how it is used.
- The CTK macros now allow to validate the plug-in build options against
the plug-in requirements of your applications (these can be runtime
dependencies, not only link-time dependencies). See the
https://github.com/MITK/MITK-ProjectTemplate for how it is done, or the
actual commit here:
https://github.com/MITK/MITK-ProjectTemplate/commit/a7f0fb90af26030a042e37cf54f1248556fdce7d
.
- The MITK Plugin Generator has been updated to work with the above
changes and to generate compatible project stubs. You can use the new
binary from your MITK-build tree or wait a little bit for the release
package.
That's it for now. Ask questions or report any problems you encounter.
Thanks,
Sascha
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