| Re: Handling c++ events in IDL (Virtual Machine) [message #46839] |
Wed, 28 December 2005 07:37 |
raval.chintan
Messages: 54
Registered: May 2005
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Robbie Barnett wrote:
> Dear Chintan,
>
> I am guessing that you are quite well versed in C++. I suspect that if
> you want to use visual C++ as a GUI then you are better having the
> whole application in C++. If there is an algorithm which is
> particularily difficult to transcode into C++ then you can use
> "CALLABLE IDL" (see the IDL external developers guide).
>
> The license for the IDL virtual machine prevents the use of calling
> arbitrary IDL commands from C. You can buy an IDL runtime license to
> allow you to call IDL_ExecuteStr(char *cmd); from C. Even if you do get
> the license, encoding every GUI event into a syntactially correct IDL
> statement is a challenging task.
>
> It sounds like you're using the Windows platform. If so, you can use
> the ActiveX/COM+ interface. This might be more appropriate if you want
> to get pretty windows widgets into your IDL program. It can also be
> distributed with the IDL virtual machine.
>
> Robbie
>
> raval.chintan@gmail.com wrote:
>> Dear All,
>>
>> I want to display the image that is being read by idl and want to
>> display on the C++ GUI(using DLL/DLM), and what ever the events that
>> are generated in C++ GUI they should be recieved and processed by IDL.
>> i also want to distribute this application on IDL virtual machine. is
>> it possible ? if yes then can any one guide me how one can achieve
>> this?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Chintan Raval.
Dear Robbie,
Thank you for your reply.
I am having NVidia quadro 986 XGL graphics card. This card supports
quad buffering for stereo image viewing.I have a stereo pair satellite
imagery, in GEOTiff file format, and I want to visualize them in
stereo.
I found that IDL is good for most of my requirements (non stereo) but
when it comes to stereo rendering IDL does not provide any support for
stereo rendering.
Hence the need for switching to GUI in C++ as written in previous
mail.
I would appreciate if you or anyone can help me in finding a way for
detecting and using the stereo buffering card in IDL.
with regards,
Chintan Raval.
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| Re: Handling c++ events in IDL (Virtual Machine) [message #46840 is a reply to message #46839] |
Tue, 27 December 2005 16:40  |
Robert Barnett
Messages: 70
Registered: May 2004
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Dear Chintan,
I am guessing that you are quite well versed in C++. I suspect that if
you want to use visual C++ as a GUI then you are better having the
whole application in C++. If there is an algorithm which is
particularily difficult to transcode into C++ then you can use
"CALLABLE IDL" (see the IDL external developers guide).
The license for the IDL virtual machine prevents the use of calling
arbitrary IDL commands from C. You can buy an IDL runtime license to
allow you to call IDL_ExecuteStr(char *cmd); from C. Even if you do get
the license, encoding every GUI event into a syntactially correct IDL
statement is a challenging task.
It sounds like you're using the Windows platform. If so, you can use
the ActiveX/COM+ interface. This might be more appropriate if you want
to get pretty windows widgets into your IDL program. It can also be
distributed with the IDL virtual machine.
Robbie
raval.chintan@gmail.com wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I want to display the image that is being read by idl and want to
> display on the C++ GUI(using DLL/DLM), and what ever the events that
> are generated in C++ GUI they should be recieved and processed by IDL.
> i also want to distribute this application on IDL virtual machine. is
> it possible ? if yes then can any one guide me how one can achieve
> this?
>
> Regards,
> Chintan Raval.
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