Hi Sacha,
thank you so much! :)
Yes, it works, now finally I can play around :)
What I don't understand and I didn't find anywhere yet:
I downloaded MITK-2012.09.00-linux64 and I can run the QT GUI Framework
with mitkWorkbench.sh
I suppose somehow I could have a mitkWorkbench.sh from my built source
as well. (I don't know how, I didn't find anything written on the net yet)
How can I add plug-ins to this GUI Framework? ...if it is possible?
Thank you so much for understanding and the prompt help,
Frida
On 11/27/2012 04:45 PM, Sascha Zelzer wrote:
Hi Fabiola,
On 11/27/2012 04:29 PM, Fabiola wrote:
Hello Sacha,
thank you for your patience and answers for my previous questions. (I
am sorry if I am annoying sometimes :( I'll try not to be anymore,
but it is hard, because I never struggled so much with anything than
this framework :( )
I am sorry to hear that you are struggling so much. If you are willing
to clearly point out what your main problems are/were, we could have a
try and improve on our documentation. That would really help us too.
And by the way, none of your questions have been annoying. We know
that the framwork is large and complex and can be difficult to grasp
for beginners. But we always thrive to improve...
I am trying to use the MITK Project Template to build a project. I am
following the tutorial steps from:
http://www.mitk.org/SetupAMitkBasedProject.
(step 1-5.) As I am using Ubuntu 12.04 instead of Windows (the
tutorial gives a follow-up for Windows) after I configured, generate
the superbuild and built(with make -j8)
(at step 6. ) **In Windows is generated a solution file for Visual
Studio. My question is what should I look in Ubuntu, because there
are no Qt solutions or script files into *-superbuild folder. Which
is the next step in Ubuntu's case?
Okay, you have replaced the Windows specific step 6 with a call to
"make -j8" which is fine. Everything has been build now (assuming you
didn't get any errors). The next step really depends on what you want
to do. I guess you are looking for an IDE to look at the MITK Project
Template sources and edit them / play around. The choice of IDE is
completely up to you. If you choose QtCreator (many of us do), just
launch it, click on "File -> Open File or Project..." and choose the
<mitk-src-dir>/CMakeLists.txt file. In the dialog which pops up next,
change the build directory to the directory which has already been
created when you did "make -j8" : <mitk-bin-dir>/MITK-build/
Best,
Sascha
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