cchriste
cchriste
Here are the available plugins for mkdocs: https://github.com/mkdocs/mkdocs/wiki/MkDocs-Plugins#api-documentation-building Doxygen is my recommendation since we already use it, it handles c++, and the plugin will magically add what we need.
As we add use cases, it becomes more important to provide a summary of what is available (#1103).
This will directly aid #1063
If I understand correctly, there will be a command line option to open Studio with the particle history, and `AnalyzeUtils.launchShapeWorksStudio` will pass these parameters to Studio when it launches it.
As we add use cases, it becomes more important to provide a summary of what is available (#1103).
> itkParticleMeshBasedGeneralEntropyGradientFunction and itkParticleEnsembleEntropyFunction Seems like they're just putting together a bunch of random words and calling it a class nowadays.
Is this a feature request or a bug? Both?
> the old executables they were using are no longer present, what do you want the pkg installer to do about it? The old executables, unless replaced, still exist in...
Same issue for Windows. Here are some alternative installers to consider for this platform: https://alternativeto.net/software/installshield/?license=free
Two issues, - windows uninstall leaves "uninstall.exe" in default installation directory (minor issue, but wanted to note it) - windows uninstall **assumes default directory installed**, then reinstalls **without deleting existing...