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* Will be launchable from inside Slicer also
 
* Will be launchable from inside Slicer also
  
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The toplevel window will contain:
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* a widget selection panel with list of widgets
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* a presentation panel themed by Slicer
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* an information panel with style guidelines, human interface suggestions, coding suggestions, and links to resources
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* and a C++ code panel that contains snippets that can be copied and adapted into Slicer3 modules.
  
 
====June 2007 Project Week====
 
====June 2007 Project Week====

Revision as of 14:18, 11 January 2008

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Key Investigators

  • BWH: Wendy Plesniak
  • Kitware: Sebastien Barre

Objective

Provide light-weight guidelines and code snippets that streamline GUI development and promote consistent style. This is designed to replace development of text-heavy guidelines (which nobody will probably read).

Approach, Plan

Discuss approaches and content, Draft a presentation framework, begin developing content.

Progress

Jan 2008 Project Week

We discussed the design and implementation plan, and have decided on the following:

  • Style Guide and Cookbook will be an independent app
  • Will be launchable from inside Slicer also

The toplevel window will contain:

  • a widget selection panel with list of widgets
  • a presentation panel themed by Slicer
  • an information panel with style guidelines, human interface suggestions, coding suggestions, and links to resources
  • and a C++ code panel that contains snippets that can be copied and adapted into Slicer3 modules.

June 2007 Project Week

Jan 2007 Project Half Week



References