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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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| − | =The SDK=
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| − | If you have installed AnyWave on your system, you will find all the required files in the installation folder.<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''']] |
| − | ==Linux==
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| − | Build from sources following the instructions on our [https://gitlab.thevirtualbrain.org/anywave Gitlab].<br />
| + | | [[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''']] |
| − | Considering the default installation path, the requires folders to build a plugin are:<br />
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| − | * '''/usr/local/AnyWave/include'''
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| − | * '''/usr/local/AnyWave/lib'''
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| − | ==Mac OS==
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| − | The required folders to build a plugin are:<br />
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| − | * '''/Applications/AnyWave.app/content/include'''
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| − | * '''/Applications/AnyWave.app/content/frameworks'''
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| − | ==Windows==
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| − | The required folders to build a plugin are:<br />
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| − | * '''AnyWave\include'''
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| − | * '''AnyWave\lib'''
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| − | =Basic requirements to build a plugin=
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| − | We strongly recommend QtCreator as the tool to use which is available along with the Qt open source package you will need to build a plugin. <br/>
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| − | Download Qt and Qt Creator here: [https://www.qt.io/download Get Qt and Qt Creator]
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| − | Note:<br/>
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| − | The Windows version of AnyWave is built with Visual Studio 2017 though, so, if you plan to build a plugin for Windows, consider using this tool along with the Qt VS Addin.<br/>
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| − | Technically speaking you can build a plugin with QtCreator using another compiler like GCC or CLANG.<br/>
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| − | You will need to put the runtime DLL files of the chosen compiler into the AnyWave folder after you copied the plugin into the Plugins subdirectory.
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| − | ==Create a project== | + | |
| − | Every Qt project starts with a .pro file which is the format used by qmake, the tool for building Qt projects.<br/>
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| − | AnyWave plugins require path to AnyWave SDK to successfully build.<br/> | + | |
| − | So, before we go deep into an example, we need to provide the paths to the AnyWave SDK.<br/>
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| − | On a qmake .pro file you may add the following lines:<br/>
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| − | When building a plugin for AnyWave, the project file must find the SDK required files of AnyWave.<br />
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| − | A good practice is to set an environment variable called '''AW_ROOT''' that points to the root folder of your AnyWave installation.<br />
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| − | For example on Linux, that would be: /usr/local/AnyWave<br />
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| − | Tutorials:<br />
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| − | * [[AnyWave:BuildReader|Build a reader plugin]]
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| − | =Build a signal processing plug-in=
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| − | ==[[AnyWave:WriteMatlabScripted|How to write a MATLAB plug-in]]==
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| − | ===[[AnyWave:MATLAB_API|MATLAB API]]===
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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.
