v0.0.5: Initial graphical display prototype

This version can load and display PLY meshes, and run PERDIX and TALOS upon them.

• A folder "athena_outputs" will be created alongside the binary when it is run, and outputs are written within this folder.
• The graphical display responds to click-and-drag motions (translation or rotation, depending on whether you're in 2D or 3D), and (in 3D) to scrolling motions for zoom.
• Everything still looks very ugly.
• WARNING: problems may arise for file paths or file names with spaces in them. PERDIX and TALOS don't seem to handle these well right now.

v0.0.4

Revamped GUI according to Hyungmin's slides. Default files are built-in; additional files can be imported using an "Open..." button (instead of the menu item).

On OSX, the GUI is bloated-looking (too many margins around all the widgets). Please bear with this for now. We will clean the GUI up in a later release, once we are happy with its basic features.

v0.0.3: candidate release for milestone 1

To select an input file: either type the name of a file into the “Input file” textbox, or (more conveniently) use the “Open…” option in the File menu to populate this box. Select a tool using the tabs (PERDIX or TALOS), configure your parameters, and press “Run.” You’ll see the tool results pass by in a text window behind the main window. (This text window will eventually be disabled/hidden, but is useful for now.)

Choosing the location of output files is not yet supported. On Windows, a folder “athena_tmp_output” will be created next to the athena binary, and any results from tools written there. On Mac, a folder “athena_tmp_output” will be created in your home directory. (Important note: these directories are deleted and re-created every time you run a tool.)

The scaffold selection dropbox is currently only a placeholder, but the rest of the GUI elements should work.