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  To be able to #include and to link Marble in your project, you have to add the Marble headers and library in your CMakeLists.txt file:   To be able to #include and to link Marble in your project, you have to add the Marble headers and library in your CMakeLists.txt file:
    
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  INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES(   INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES(
  ...yourDirectories   ...yourDirectories
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  To actually use the widget, it's quite easy. I had a pointer   To actually use the widget, it's quite easy. I had a pointer
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  MarbleWidget *mwidget;   MarbleWidget *mwidget;
  </code>   </code>
  and used it like any other widget, e.g:   and used it like any other widget, e.g:
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  mwidget->show();   mwidget->show();
  mwidget->moveLeft();   mwidget->moveLeft();
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  You can get the default theme (map) up and running as a widget with the following:   You can get the default theme (map) up and running as a widget with the following:
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  mwidget = new MarbleWidget;   mwidget = new MarbleWidget;
  mwidget->setMapThemeId("earth/srtm/srtm.dgml");   mwidget->setMapThemeId("earth/srtm/srtm.dgml");



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  + You can get the default theme (map) up and running as a widget with the following:
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  + mwidget = new MarbleWidget;
  + mwidget->setMapThemeId("earth/srtm/srtm.dgml");
  + </code>
  For a screenshot of what I did, see http://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/3206 (it's the one with the satellites) - thanks tackat.   For a screenshot of what I did, see http://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/3206 (it's the one with the satellites) - thanks tackat.
  If you want to have to source of my project or want further information, drop a line and I'll gladly try to help: claudiu dot covaci at gmail dot com   If you want to have to source of my project or want further information, drop a line and I'll gladly try to help: claudiu dot covaci at gmail dot com
    
  Have fun!   Have fun!





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Using MarbleWidget in your project.



This is a small HOWTO describing how I used Marble in my university project. 

Some facts:

- The build environment I used was CMake

- I used the latest Marble SVN version (because it had the latest features)



To be able to #include and to link Marble in your project, you have to add the Marble headers and library in your CMakeLists.txt file:



<code>

INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES(

...yourDirectories

/usr/local/include/marble) #or whatever the path to your Marble installation(!)



TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(yourProject ${QT_LIBRARIES}; marblewidget)

</code>



To actually use the widget, it's quite easy. I had a pointer

<code>

MarbleWidget *mwidget;

</code>

and used it like any other widget, e.g:

<code>

mwidget->show();

mwidget->moveLeft();

</code>



For a screenshot of what I did, see http://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/3206 (it's the one with the satellites) - thanks tackat.

If you want to have to source of my project or want further information, drop a line and I'll gladly try to help: claudiu dot covaci at gmail dot com



Have fun!