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| | =Welcome= | | =Welcome= |
| | This part of the Wiki is dedicated to developers who would like to implement their own plug-ins for AnyWave.<br /> | | This part of the Wiki is dedicated to developers who would like to implement their own plug-ins for AnyWave.<br /> |
| − | AnyWave is written using the Qt Framework and the Qt plugin mechanism, so a good knowledge of the Qt Framework is required.
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| − | =Requirements= | + | |- |
| − | Qt5 is the base framework used by AnyWave and thus by the plug-ins.<br />
| + | | [[File:Menu_matlab_plugin.png|400px|link=AnyWave:MATLAB_Plugin|'''Write a MATLAB Plugin''']] || [[File:Menu_cpp_plugin.png|400px|link=AnyWave:Cpp_Plugin|'''Write a c++ Plugin''']] |
| − | Make sure you have the Qt5 development environment installed on your computer which will be the case if you have built AnyWave from the git repository.
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| − | | + | | [[File:Menu_matlab_batch.png|400px|link=AnyWave:Plugin_Batch|'''Make your plugin batchable''']] || [[File:Menu_matlab_batch_gui_compatible.png|400px|link=AnyWave:MATLAB_Batch_GUI|'''Make your plugin compatible with the batch GUI of AnyWave''']] |
| − | =Build the SDK=
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| − | Click [[AnyWave:BuildSDK|here]] to see how to build AnyWave from sources.
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| − | =How to use the SDK= | + | |
| − | A regular AnyWave plug-in is a C++ project that will be using C++ objects defined in the SDK.<br />
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| − | So, before creating a project to build a plug-in, the SDK must be correctly configured.<br />
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| − | This is easily done by defining an environment variable called '''AWSDK''' that must contain the path to the SDK root folder location.<br />
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| − | On Linux and Mac systems this can be accomplished by adding the two following lines to your .bashrc file:<br />
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| − | ''AWSDK=/home/user/Dev/AwSDK''<br /> | + | |
| − | ''export AWSDK''
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| − | On Windows, this can be done by opening the Security and System/System panel. <br />
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| − | Then click on the left part of the window on Advanced properties.<br />
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| − | '''NOTE:''' close and re-open the terminal for the changes to be applied.
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| − | =AnyWave C++ objects= | + | |
| − | See this [[AnyWave:AwObjects|section]] of the Wiki to learn more about C++ objects defined in the SDK.
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| − | =How to build a plugin=
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| − | The CMake tool will take care of the building step for your plugin.<br />
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| − | It is strongly advised to get used with the basic cmake concepts, though, it's quite simple to set up a cmake project to build a plug-in:<br />
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| − | Follow this [[AnyWave:PrepareCMake|section]] section to see have to do it.
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| − | =[[AnyWave:BuildReader|Build a Reader plug-in]]=
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| − | =Build a signal processing plug-in=
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| − | ==[[AnyWave:WriteMatlabScripted|How to write a MATLAB Scripted plug-in]]==
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| − | ==[[AnyWave:WritePythonScripted|How to write a Python Scripted plug-in]]==
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This part of the Wiki is dedicated to developers who would like to implement their own plug-ins for AnyWave.
