VRender | PM renderer based on OptiX and CUDA , accelerated by RTX tech | GPU library
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VRenderer is a PT/PM renderer based on OptiX and CUDA, accelerated by RTX tech of NVIDIA.
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QUESTION
I am currently trying to deepen my understanding regarding CMake. I try to use http://libqglviewer.com/introduction.html]LibQGLViewer as a Third-Party library in a C++ Project of mine.
The CMakeLists.txt in the associated subdirectory looks like the following where the part, I have questions is the add_libary section and some header and source files were omitted for clarity
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-03 at 22:28Firts one, target_include_directories()
has following syntax according official docs target_include_directories( [SYSTEM] [BEFORE]
[items1...] [ [items2...] ...])
as you see there few keywords might be used:
PRIVATE
: adds directories toINCLUDE_DIRECTORIES
property ofINTERFACE
: adds directories toINTERFACE_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES
property ofPUBLIC
: adds directories toINCLUDE_DIRECTORIES
andINTERFACE_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES
properties of
What about those properties:
INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES
- contains list of directories to search header files you used in projectINTERFACE_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES
- contains list of directories to search header files too, but it has transitivity, that means you able to inherit your include directories to project linked throughtarget_link_libraries()
Second one, your code doesn't work because you are using another include folders paths, your source file must be contain something like #include
but since you do not include root folder anymore (.
in your previous code), but linking QGLViewer directly - you must type #include
. Fix it for each #include
you are using or add ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}
to target_include_directories
instead.
QUESTION
I need to use the print dialog via Forms. I have found an solution on iOS but the android implementation is giving me problems.
As far as i can see it is not possible to call the Android print manager and parse a file to it. It can only be a Android.Views.View, is that true? To do that would be my ideal solution.
I have tried to convert my content (A webview showing a local pdf) to this android view but this seems also not really to work but i am out off my depths here.
in the code below i try to convert a forms.webview to an android.view and then parse it to the print manager. This produce the print dialog but with a black white page.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-24 at 09:08I have now a "working" solution.
This gets the current Android.Webkir.WebView and create the printAdapter from that.
Thanks to @SushiHangover for pointing me in the right direction.
Its a bit of a hack but works for my needs.
If anyone else ever needs this i have included both the Android and iOS code.
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