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| + | <big>'''Note:''' We are migrating this content to the slicer.org domain - <font color="orange">The newer page is [https://www.slicer.org/wiki/Slicer3:Loadable_Modules:Phase1 here]</font></big> |
| − | * runtime module discovery
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| − | * module template
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| − | * like CommandLineModuleFactory
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| − | Starting at ~900 in Applications/GUI/Slicer3.cxx, static modules load occurs.
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| − | Using vtkSys tools to list shared libraries present. Use itk::DyanmicLoader to open libraries and call our specified entry points.
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| − | The actions taken for each module to be added could be queried from the found shared library using a LoadableModuleInfo class. Some of the information a library should provide: | |
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| − | * vtkSlicerLogic pointer (maybe this is one of the defined entry points for a loadable module)
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| − | * methods to call on the Logic pointer
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| − | * vtkSlicerModulesGUI pointer (ditto)
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| − | * methods to call on the GUI pointer
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| − | * module name
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| − | LoadableModuleFactory (dervie from? Libs/ModuleDescriptionParser/ModuleFactory.cxx) handles this. Looks like ModuleFactory::ScanForSharedObjectModules does something very similar.
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| − | Create shared libraries for each of the static modules listed in Slicer3.cxx
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| − | ==== loadable modules entry points ====
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| − | void* GetLoadableModuleGUI
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| − | void* GetLoadableModuleLogic
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| − | char* GetLoadableModuleDescription
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| − | That might be it, it'd be nice to have the module describe the necessary methods to call on the GUI and Logic pointer, but that might be Phase I-A. Within Slicer3_main, there doesn't seem to be much variation.
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| − | ==== References ====
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| − | [[Slicer3:Execution_Model_Documentation]]
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| − | [[Slicer3:How_to_implement_an_Interactive_Module_GUI]]
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