Sept-2009-SlicerWidgetsBrainstorm - Revision history

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Text replacement - "http://www.slicer.org/slicerWiki/index.php/" to "https://www.slicer.org/wiki/"

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Results

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Attendance

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Open Questions

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Presentation Material

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Reference Material

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 Much fruitful discussion and interesting demonstrations.  Overall feeling was that the task seems achievable and will provide positive benefits to the slicer developer and user communities.  There will be a major disruption of development activities but the participants felt that the Qt port is worth the effort and should be undertaken.
-[http://www.slicer.org/slicerWiki/index.php/Slicer:Developer_Meetings:20090916 Rough notes]
+[https://www.slicer.org/wiki/Slicer:Developer_Meetings:20090916 Rough notes]
 == Strawman timeline ==

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	Much fruitful discussion and interesting demonstrations. Overall feeling was that the task seems achievable and will provide positive benefits to the slicer developer and user communities. There will be a major disruption of development activities but the participants felt that the Qt port is worth the effort and should be undertaken.		Much fruitful discussion and interesting demonstrations. Overall feeling was that the task seems achievable and will provide positive benefits to the slicer developer and user communities. There will be a major disruption of development activities but the participants felt that the Qt port is worth the effort and should be undertaken.
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		+	[http://www.slicer.org/slicerWiki/index.php/Slicer:Developer_Meetings:20090916 Rough notes]

	== Strawman timeline ==		== Strawman timeline ==

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	#Andriy Fedorov		#Andriy Fedorov
	#Junichi Tokuda (Thu only)		#Junichi Tokuda (Thu only)
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		+	== Results ==
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		+	Much fruitful discussion and interesting demonstrations. Overall feeling was that the task seems achievable and will provide positive benefits to the slicer developer and user communities. There will be a major disruption of development activities but the participants felt that the Qt port is worth the effort and should be undertaken.
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		+	== Strawman timeline ==
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		+	# Shared desktop/tcon next Tuesday with Steve and JC (to be arranged - others can contact us to participate)
		+	# JC will spend the next few weeks fleshing out a first pass on a qSlicer framework for the main application and for modules.
		+	# Face to Face meeting in North Carolina in October or November
		+	# "Rough Cut" materials presented to the community in at SLC meeting in January 2010.
		+	# Further module porting and debugging in early 2010
		+	# "Developer Ready" version at Summer Project Week 2010.
		+	# Exact release date for a KWW-free version of Slicer TBD

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 * Need CMake to build a visual studio compatible version of Qt
 ** Seb: not really, no :) Qt is very easy to build, especially the latest LGPL distribution. It's a matter of typing one or two commands (qmake) and you are done; go get a coffee far far away though. We (mainly Bill H.) have approached Nokia/Trolltech to see if they would be interested in porting the Qt build system to CMake, but they are sticking to qmake for now (to my knowledge). Porting to CMake is, to my opinion, a non-trivial effort, considering the sheer size of the Qt distribution and how close to the system it is. I assume they include a lot of code to test if such or such feature is available at the low-level of the OS; while we are familiar with writing such tests, it takes some time and careful coding to cover all the bases.
-** Steve: actually not so easy to build for visual studio - Qt comes with a configure.exe that can create build files for various back-ends like msvc2008 etc, but there are a lot of issues reported.  Presumably this is something that will sort out over time.
+** Steve: actually not so easy to build for visual studio - Qt comes with a configure.exe that can create build files for various back-ends like msvc2008 etc, but there are a lot of issues reported (mvsc2008 worked, but msvc2005 had some build errors for webkit and others).  Presumably this is something that will sort out over time.
 * Need CPack to bundle Qt libraries with slicer binaries

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 == Presentation Material ==
-* Jean-Christophe Fillion-Robin's [[media:QtInSlicer.ppt | Basic Qt usage in Slicer]]
+* Jean-Christophe (JC) Fillion-Robin's [[media:QtInSlicer.ppt | Basic Qt usage in Slicer]]
 == Logistics ==

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	* Jean-Christophe Fillion-Robin's [[media:QtInSlicer.ppt \| Basic Qt usage in Slicer]]		* Jean-Christophe Fillion-Robin's [[media:QtInSlicer.ppt \| Basic Qt usage in Slicer]]

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 == Reference Material ==
-* Jean-Christophe's [[media:QtInSlicer.ppt | Qt usage in Slicer]]
+* Jean-Christophe Fillion-Robin's [[media:QtInSlicer.ppt | Qt usage in Slicer]]
 == Logistics ==