Benjamin Wild
Yep, see: * https://github.com/BioroboticsLab/biotracker_core/blob/ff786c6ea6523a8badde7d07bd0b902ed1653da9/astyle/.astylerc * https://github.com/BioroboticsLab/biotracker_core/tree/ff786c6ea6523a8badde7d07bd0b902ed1653da9/githooks Must have gotten lost in all the refactorings.
LGPL should be no problem, even for potential commercial BioTracker plugins: - http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/86142/what-exactly-do-i-need-to-do-if-i-use-a-lgpl-licenced-library - http://blog.medialooks.com/g8mF25/
initial work done in https://github.com/BioroboticsLab/biotracker_gui/commit/17f67732070685979e820e88f0aeae16fecf99fa
see #25
we have to determine the required gcc/clang/msvc versions for c++14 filesystem support.
msvc implemented filesystem in 2015
std::filesystem is a C++17 feature
``` #include // C++-standard header file name #include // Microsoft-specific implementation header file name using namespace std::experimental::filesystem::v1; ``` If you don't mind this somewhat ugly include block, you can use...
Instead of manually concatenating and splitting a string with all the filenames in the case of an `ImageStream` you can directly store an `std::vector` in the settings. This is how...
* Happens with both trackers provided with BioTracker * Only occurs when no framerate limit is set