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| − | Refer to the [[http://wiki.na-mic.org/Wiki/index.php/Projects:ARRA:SlicerUI Slicer-Qt ARRA pages]] for background and official reporting of the project. | + | * Refer to [[http://www.slicer.org/slicerWiki/index.php/Qt_in_Slicer3 preliminary study]] done by Sebastien Barre for background technical information. |
| + | * Refer to the [[http://wiki.na-mic.org/Wiki/index.php/Projects:ARRA:SlicerUI Slicer-Qt ARRA pages]] for background and official reporting of the project. | ||
The basic goal of the project is to replace the current KWWidgets-based GUI with Qt. It is anticipated that the following benefits will result: | The basic goal of the project is to replace the current KWWidgets-based GUI with Qt. It is anticipated that the following benefits will result: | ||
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- Refer to [preliminary study] done by Sebastien Barre for background technical information.
- Refer to the [Slicer-Qt ARRA pages] for background and official reporting of the project.
The basic goal of the project is to replace the current KWWidgets-based GUI with Qt. It is anticipated that the following benefits will result:
- Better support for Qt versus KWWidgets. This includes:
- Community support (more developers and users)
- Programming reference and training materials
- Design tools (e.g., Qt Designer)
- Qt has advanced programming constructs (e.g., signals and slots)
- Qt has advanced capabilities (e.g., charting, widgets, SQL interface, etc.)
- Increased (Slicer) application modularity
Team
- Sebastien Barre aka Seb (Kitware)
- Julien Finet aka J2 (Kitware)
- Jean-Christophe Fillon-Robin aka JC (Kitware)
- Stephen Aylward aka Muscles (Kitware)
- Will Schroeder aka Elvis (Kitware)
- Steve Pieper (Isomics)
- Wendy Plesniak (Harvard)
Resources
The following lists notes, presentations and pointers to source code and other materials relevant to this effort.
Meeting Notes A running summary of meeting notes.
Presentation Materials A collection of presentation materials such as PowerPoint, PDF and other documents.
