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# Adding a graphical user interface around a <code>QGLViewer</code>.
# Qt's <code>designer</code> has been used to create a very simple interface example, described by a
# <code>.ui</code> user interface description file.
# Install the QGLViewer designer plugin so that the QGLViewer appears in the designer's widgets
# tabs. You can then connect signals and slots to and from the viewer. The viewer is fully
# functional and can be manipulated when you test your interface in <code>designer</code>.
# The plugin code is in the <code>designerPlugin</code> directory. Start from there to create
# plugins for the classes you will derive from QGLViewer. Select your architecture in the <a
# href="../download.html">download page</a> for details on the plugin compilation and installation.
# With Qt version 3, an alternative to the plugin technique is to use the
# <code>qglviewer.cw</code> (custom widget) file located in this directory (also available in the
# QGLViewer header file directory). It describes all the QGLViewer signals and slots. Add a "Custom
# Widget" using the <i>Tools/Custom</i> designer menu, and use <i>Load Descriptions...</i> to load
# the <code>.cw</code> file. This file can be extended with new signals and slots, in case you added
# some to your QGLViewer sub-class, thus creating a new custom widget description.
# Here we use three slots and three signals (axis, grid and fps) to connect to and from the
# interface and the viewer.
TEMPLATE = app
TARGET = interface
HEADERS = interface.h
SOURCES = interface.cpp main.cpp
QT_VERSION=$$[QT_VERSION]
contains( QT_VERSION, "^4.*" ) {
FORMS *= viewerInterface.Qt4.ui
} else {
FORMS *= viewerInterface.Qt3.ui
}
QT *= xml opengl
CONFIG -= debug debug_and_release
CONFIG += release qt opengl warn_on thread rtti console embed_manifest_exe
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The remaining of this configuration tries to automatically detect the library paths.
# In your applications, you can probably simply use (see doc/compilation.html for details) :
#INCLUDEPATH *= C:/Users/debunne/Documents/libQGLViewer-2.3.4
#LIBS *= -LC:/Users/debunne/Documents/libQGLViewer-2.3.4/QGLViewer -lQGLViewer2
# Change these paths according to your configuration.
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Unix configuration ###
unix|win32-g++ {
isEmpty( PREFIX ) {
# Try same INCLUDE_DIR and LIB_DIR parameters than for the make install.
PREFIX=/usr
}
# INCLUDE_DIR
isEmpty( INCLUDE_DIR ) {
INCLUDE_DIR = $${PREFIX}/include
!exists( $${INCLUDE_DIR}/QGLViewer/qglviewer.h ) {
exists( ../../QGLViewer/qglviewer.h ) {
message( Using ../.. as INCLUDE_DIR )
INCLUDE_DIR = ../..
}
}
}
!exists( $${INCLUDE_DIR}/QGLViewer/qglviewer.h ) {
message( Unable to find QGLViewer/qglviewer.h in $${INCLUDE_DIR} )
error( Use qmake INCLUDE_DIR=Path/To/QGLViewer )
}
# LIB_NAME
LIB_NAME = libQGLViewer*.so*
macx|darwin-g++ {
LIB_NAME = libQGLViewer*.$${QMAKE_EXTENSION_SHLIB}
}
hpux {
LIB_NAME = libQGLViewer*.sl*
}
win32-g++ {
LIB_NAME = libQGLViewer*.a
}
!isEmpty( QGLVIEWER_STATIC ) {
LIB_NAME = libQGLViewer*.a
}
# LIB_DIR
isEmpty( LIB_DIR ) {
LIB_DIR = $${PREFIX}/lib
!exists( $${LIB_DIR}/$${LIB_NAME} ) {
exists( ../../QGLViewer/$${LIB_NAME} ) {
message( Using ../../QGLViewer as LIB_DIR )
LIB_DIR = ../../QGLViewer
}
}
}
!exists( $${LIB_DIR}/$${LIB_NAME} ) {
message( Unable to find $${LIB_NAME} in $${LIB_DIR} )
error( You should run qmake LIB_DIR=Path/To/$${LIB_NAME} )
}
contains( LIB_DIR, ".." ) {
macx|darwin-g++ {
message( You should add the path to "$${LIB_DIR}" to your DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH variable )
} else {
message( You should add the path to "$${LIB_DIR}" to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable )
}
message( See doc/compilation.html for details )
}
# Paths were correctly detected
INCLUDEPATH *= $${INCLUDE_DIR}
DEPENDPATH *= $${INCLUDE_DIR}
isEmpty( QGLVIEWER_STATIC ) {
LIBS *= -L$${LIB_DIR} -lQGLViewer
} else {
LIBS *= $${LIB_DIR}/$${LIB_NAME}
}
macx {
LIBS *= -lobjc
CONFIG -= thread
}
# Remove debugging options
release:QMAKE_CFLAGS_RELEASE -= -g
release:QMAKE_CXXFLAGS_RELEASE -= -g
# Intermediate files are created in an hidden folder
MOC_DIR = .moc
OBJECTS_DIR = .obj
}
### Windows configuration ###
win32 {
MOC_DIR = moc
OBJECTS_DIR = obj
}
!win32-g++ {
win32 {
# Use the Qt DLL version. Only needed with Qt3
DEFINES *= QT_DLL QT_THREAD_SUPPORT
!isEmpty( QGLVIEWER_STATIC ) {
DEFINES *= QGLVIEWER_STATIC
}
# Compilation from zip file : libQGLViewer is located in ../..
exists( ../../QGLViewer ) {
exists( ../../QGLViewer/qglviewer.h ) {
INCLUDEPATH *= ../..
}
LIB_FILE = QGLViewer*.lib
exists( ../../QGLViewer/$${LIB_FILE} ) {
LIB_PATH = ../../QGLViewer
}
}
LIBS *= -L$${LIB_PATH} -lQGLViewer2
}}
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