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boulant a95f290f60 Integration of the PADDER algorithm as a simple SALOME plugin.

The plugin contains:
- a SALOME component (C++)
- a graphical interface (python)
- a plugin_manager.py file for integration

The compilation of this package is NOT activated yet because some feature still not work correctly (next week I hope).

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appli-splashscreen.jpg

Integration of the PADDER algorithm as a simple SALOME plugin.

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appligen.sh.in

Integration of the PADDER algorithm as a simple SALOME plugin.

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CatalogResources.xml

Integration of the PADDER algorithm as a simple SALOME plugin.

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config_appli.xml.in

Integration of the PADDER algorithm as a simple SALOME plugin.

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genenv.sh

Integration of the PADDER algorithm as a simple SALOME plugin.

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Makefile.am

Integration of the PADDER algorithm as a simple SALOME plugin.

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README.txt

Integration of the PADDER algorithm as a simple SALOME plugin.

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SalomeApp.xml

Integration of the PADDER algorithm as a simple SALOME plugin.

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README.txt

This package defines a build procedure that creates a
set of files ready to use to generate a SALOME application
embedding this module.

The files are created in the directory:

  <installdir>/share/salome/resources/<module_name>/appligen

Where <installdir> is the installation directory of the module.

To generate a SALOME application, just change directory to go
where you want to install the SALOME application and type the
following command in a standard shell (the SALOME environment
is not required, all paths are "hard" coded in the script):

  $ <installdir>/share/salome/resources/<module_name>/appligen/appligen.sh 

This script generates an application in a directory ./appli.
Then type the following command to run a SALOME application
embedding your module:

  $ ./appli/runAppli -k