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Basic Structure of your application
int main(int argc, char **argv) { // initialization code here .... // context loop addSPLModules(); Context context(1); context.parseConfiguration(xmlfilename); context.start(); MyTutorialModule* mtm = (MyTutorialModule*) context.getModule("MyTutorialConfig"); while (stopflag == 0) { stopflag = context.loopOnce(); if (mtm) { // call member function of MyTutorial Module to handle events in NaviTrack .... } usleep(interval) } context.close(); }
All you need to implement NaviTrack into your application is to make a main eternal loop and call context.loopOnce() function for each cycle. In context.loopOnce(), all events in NaviTrack data stream are pushed and pulled once.
Followings are the rolles of other functions shown in above code.
addSPLModules()
This funciton registers NaviTrack modules which are not in the original version of OpenTracker.
context.parseConfiguration()
This function parses NaviTrack configuration XML file.
context.getModule()
This function is used to get a pointer to a specific module.
Back to NaviTrack_Tutorial:Integrating.