Then download and unzip libQGLViewer-2.6.4.zip.
Depending on your environment:QGLViewer/QGLViewer.pro
project file and "build all".cd \path\to\libQGLViewer-2.6.4\QGLViewer qmake mingw32-make
QGLViewer/QGLViewer.pro
and build the solution*.
Then copy the generated QGLViewer2.dll
and QGLViewer2d.dll
to a system
shared directory such as C:\Windows\System32
. An alternative is to copy the dll
in every executable's directory.
See the compilation with libQGLViewer page for details on examples' compilation.
.vcproj
file by typing qmake -t vclib QGLViewer.pro -spec win32-msvc2010
(adapt to your configuration) in a Qt command prompt window.
A LNK4068 /MACHINE
warning message can be fixed by editing Project - Properties of QGLViewer - Configuration properties - Link editor - Advanced - Target Computer.
.dsp
generated file, and select Release as the Build/Active Configuration.
Display Widgets
tab to add it to your interface:
To compile the plugin, open the designerPlugin.pro
file to create your workspace.
Install the resulting plugin library (qglviewerplugin.dll
) in $QTDIR\plugins\designer
and/or
C:\Program Files\QtSoftware\Qt VS Integration\plugins
to use it with the Visual Studio
integrated designer.
QGLViewer2.dll
.
Note that you also have to install QGLViewer2.dll
in C:\Windows\System32
(as described above).
Copying this file to $QTDir\bin
sometimes also seems necessary.
To create your own designer plugin for your derived QGLViewer class, start from this code and change a few lines as explained in the source.
See the interface example for an illustration of a user interface that includes a QGLViewer.Please let me know if you encounter installation problems.