Release vtk integration in qml as standalone library #29
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I'll give it a try and keep this issue updated with comments to let you know about the progress. Thanks for your feedback! |
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that would be great! |
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I recently opened this issue lorensen/VTKExamples#462, it would be super useful to PR a minimal working example there :) |
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…t to CMake. Added cmake install commands. VTK-QtQuick integration can now be used standalone, app still works
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…new a shared library target: QuickVtkLib. Changes some cmake flags. Added install commands
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…epend on App::Instance. Instead, we compute the relative path to the resources from QGuiApplication::applicationDirPath()
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with contribution #40 the basic work is done! application code and the VTK wrappers are separated properly. There's still some more work to do in order to provide a library-only build but this is a good starting point. I'll leave this issue open for now until I have further news on this! |
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Hi, great work!
QuickVtk is one of the few programs I found allowing to embed vtk into a qml application.
It would be interesting to have a standalone library with only the classes needed to embed vtk inside qt/qml. Do you think it would be possible to separate that part from the core of the application?
Thanks!
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