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<div>Hello,</div>
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<div>I am new to the CTK SDK and would like to wrap my Qt application into an hosted app. I have seen such an example by turning on in the CMake configuration: ctkExampleHost and ctkExampleHosted App. I came up with the following questions after playing with
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<li>In order to make this wrap-up for my app; I was considering to edit the org_commontk_dah_exampleapp plug-in which relies on the org_commontk_dah_app and org_commontk_dah_core plug-in and keep the ctkExampleHostedApp. Is this approach the right way to proceed?
This implies splitting my app into the hostedApp and a CTK plugin; with most of the work to be done on the plug-in level I guess. I have seen some doc explaining how to embed the CTK plugin framework in my app too. Can I achieve the same result with this approach
and how? </li><li> I couldn’t find to which QMainWindow is the button attached to in the <font size="3">ctkExampleDicomAppLogic::do_something()</font><font size="3"> function</font><font size="3">.</font><font size="3"> </font><font size="3"> It doesn</font><font size="3">’</font><font size="3">t
look like the</font><font size="3"> ctkExampleDicomAppLogic is heritating from a widget</font><font size="3"> also</font><font size="3">. Which object is responsible of the creation of the mainwindow?</font></li><li>Is there any doc that explains how to create a CTK plug-in and App from scratch. It would be probably better in my case to create a new plugin instead of editing an existing one.</li><li>How can I add additional includes directories through a CMakeLists in the CTK framework. I couldn’t find a way to define additional directories in the CMakeList of a plug-in (no include_directories). Is that define somewhere else?</li></ol>
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<div>Thanks for your help!</div>
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<div>Best,</div>
<div>Michael</div>
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