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= openCherry = | = openCherry = | ||
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+ | '''Important: openCherry is being renamed to BlueBerry. Both names may be used simultanuously during the transition period.''' | ||
== A modular, cross-platform, C++ application framework == | == A modular, cross-platform, C++ application framework == | ||
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+ | This is the Wiki for openCherry. For general information please see the [http://www.blueberry-project.org openCherry homepage]. | ||
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+ | === Getting Started === | ||
+ | |||
+ | If you want to develop with openCherry, please see the [http://blueberry.berlios.de/serendipity/index.php?/pages/download.html download link]. | ||
+ | MITK users who want to use openCherry should read the information in [[SetupMitkQt4OpenCherry]] (the openCherry source code is distributed with MITK). | ||
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+ | For an overview about the features and capabilities of openCherry, see the links below: | ||
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+ | * A good place to get an overview of the C++ classes is the [http://docs.mitk.org/nightly-qt4/openCherry/reference/api/html/index.html openCherry doxygen documentation]. | ||
+ | * To learn more about OSGi, visit [http://www.osgi.org]], especially [[http://www.osgi.org/About/WhatIsOSGi What Is OSGi]. | ||
+ | * You can learn more about the openCherry Workbench by reading the corresponding articles about the Eclipse Workbench and browsing the Workbench User Guide on http://help.eclipse.org. Many concepts are the same in openCherry, especially Views, Editors, Perspectives, Commands, the Selection Service, etc. | ||
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+ | In the future, we will provide more tutorials and openCherry specific guides. | ||
+ | |||
+ | === How-Tos and Tutorials === | ||
+ | |||
+ | How-Tos | ||
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+ | * [[How_to_fix_your_plug-in_DLL]] | ||
+ | * [[How_to_fix_strange_compiler_errors]] | ||
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+ | Tutorials | ||
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+ | * [[Tutorial: Writing Unit Tests for Bundles]] | ||
+ | * [[Tutorial: Add an icon to your view]] | ||
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+ | Articles | ||
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+ | * [[Article: Save and Restore your View State]] | ||
+ | * [[Article: Using The Selection Service]] | ||
+ | * [[Article: Using Perspectives in the Workbench]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | === FAQ === | ||
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+ | For pure openCherry questions, see this [http://blueberry.berlios.de/serendipity/index.php?/plugin/faqs FAQ]. | ||
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+ | For questions about the interplay of MITK, Qt3/Qt4, and openCherry, see the [[MITKOpenCherryFAQ]]. |
Revision as of 08:41, 20 January 2010
openCherry
Important: openCherry is being renamed to BlueBerry. Both names may be used simultanuously during the transition period.
A modular, cross-platform, C++ application framework
This is the Wiki for openCherry. For general information please see the openCherry homepage.
Getting Started
If you want to develop with openCherry, please see the download link. MITK users who want to use openCherry should read the information in SetupMitkQt4OpenCherry (the openCherry source code is distributed with MITK).
For an overview about the features and capabilities of openCherry, see the links below:
- A good place to get an overview of the C++ classes is the openCherry doxygen documentation.
- To learn more about OSGi, visit [1]], especially [What Is OSGi.
- You can learn more about the openCherry Workbench by reading the corresponding articles about the Eclipse Workbench and browsing the Workbench User Guide on http://help.eclipse.org. Many concepts are the same in openCherry, especially Views, Editors, Perspectives, Commands, the Selection Service, etc.
In the future, we will provide more tutorials and openCherry specific guides.
How-Tos and Tutorials
How-Tos
Tutorials
Articles
- Article: Save and Restore your View State
- Article: Using The Selection Service
- Article: Using Perspectives in the Workbench
FAQ
For pure openCherry questions, see this FAQ.
For questions about the interplay of MITK, Qt3/Qt4, and openCherry, see the MITKOpenCherryFAQ.