Hi all,
I finally found what was breaking mitk::ILifecycleAwarePart. MITK2014.10
is not to blame! ;)
In my *_app plugin, in the manifest_headers.cmake file, I added the name
of my *_view plugin.
set(Require-Plugin org.imeka.some_view_plugin)
because I needed a class defined there.
It turns out, you can do it, everything will work, but it disables
ILifecycleAwarePart and QmitkViewCoordinator for some reasons.
Le 2015-01-14 11:02, Nil Goyette a écrit :
Hi all,
In MITK 2014.03, I was using ILifecycleAwarePart::Visible() and
ILifecycleAwarePart::Hidden() in one of my view. I simply extended the
view with mitk::ILifecycleAwarePart and everything worked as intented.
We realized after the port to MITK 2014.10 that Visible() and Hidden()
are not called anymore.
I tried understanding what's going on and I think the /magic/ is
supposed to happen in QmitkViewCoordinator.cpp in PartHidden() and
PartVisible(), which simply try to cast the view pointer to a
mitk::ILifecycleAwarePart* and call Visible/Hidden. The problem is,
those methods are never called (I checked with a breakpoint). Do I
need to do something special other than extend mitk::ILifecycleAwarePart?
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