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Kitware Team

• Sebastien Barre - Workflow manager - 50%
• Julien Finet - Chart/Plot export - work in // with vtkChart folks - 10%
• Jean-Christophe Fillion-Robin (Project Lead) - Infrastructure / Python - 50%
• Danielle Pace - Workflow manager - 100%

Unassigned Items

lists tasks that need to be done

Work in Progress

What do you plan to do this week

Sebastien

• Work with Danielle on the workflow manager

Jc

• Create initial directory structure and QtModule skeleton. See 14138
• Review UI - Added help and button (next, back, etc..) See 14195
• Write down Developer page
• Milestones for project at next weeks meeting
• Review which widgets should be converted
• Convert EMSegment/{Algorithm,Graph,MRML,Registration} to shared library. See 14245, 14428
• Update QtModule to use EMSegment libraries. See 14250
• Design static UI panel

Danielle

• Get familiar with Git and how to contribute to CTK
• Evaluate QtStateMachine and identify what are its limitation
• Develop the skeleton / API of the ctkWorkflowManager / ctkWorkflowStep

Team meeting

lists the team meeting and includes a pointer to the associated notes

Coming

• 8/9/2010 - Meeting / Midterm meeting with Kilian

Past

• 7/14/2010 - WorkflowManager meeting
• 7/8/2010 - Kickoff meeting

Milestones

• Implementation of Workflow manager
• Port of KWWidgets widgets to Qt
• Static Panels
• Graphs
• Dynamic panels
• Tcl scripts

Project components

• Workflow manager

Development environment

Contributing to CTK

• Each developer should fork CTK official repository (github.com/commontk/CTK). Doing so will allow to:
  • backup its work before integration with CTK master.
  • publish and share its work

• Refer to the follow document: http://www.commontk.org/index.php/Contributing_to_CTK.

• WorkflowManager code should be added to ctkWorkflowManager branch.
  • That branch has been created on http://github.com/jcfr/CTK.
  • See [1] to obtain details on how to checkout a branch from a different fork

Working on Slicer / CTK in parallel

• Step1: Build slicer following these instruction. Enable both Slicer3_USE_KWWIDGETS and Slicer3_USE_QT.
• Step2: Create a github user [2] and fork CTK (http://github.com/commontk/CTK).
• Step3: Build CTK - See these instructions - Consider also the instruction below to configure CTK as expected by Slicer
  • Make sure you set the following options
    • PluginFramework should be disable: CTK_LIB_PluginFramework:BOOL=OFF and CTK_PLUGIN_org.commontk.eventbus:BOOL=OFF
    • Enable VTK: CTK_LIB_Visualization/VTK/Widgets:BOOL=ON, VTK_DIR:PATH=<SlicerVTK_Binary_DIR>

cd MyProjects
git clone http://github.com/me/CTK
mkdir CTK-Superbuild
cd CTK-Superbuild
ccmake -DCTK_LIB_PluginFramework:BOOL=OFF -DCTK_PLUGIN_org.commontk.eventbus:BOOL=OFF -DCTK_LIB_Visualization/VTK/Widgets:BOOL=ON -DVTK_DIR:PATH=/home/me/MyProjects/Slicer3-SuperBuild/VTK-build ../CTK
make

• Step4: Re-configure slicer4 passing CTK_DIR

cd MyProjects/Slicer3-Superbuild
ccmake -DCTK_DIR:PATH=/home/me/MyProjects/CTK-Superbuild .

EMSegment source code

• The name of the Qt module is EMSegment.
• The associated source code, hosted on slicer3 repository (trunk) is located in the following directory: <SRC>/QTModules/EMSegment
• Every commit related to EMSegment should be prefixed with either:
  • ENH: EMSegment - <Message summary>
  • COMP: EMSegment - <Message summary>
  • BUG: EMSegment - <Message summary>
  • STYLE: EMSegment - <Message summary>