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# a short program to check the value returned by the GetNameOfClass() methods

from __future__ import print_function

import itk
import sys
itk.auto_progress(2)

# must force the load to return all the names with dir(itk)
itk.force_load()
# itk.ImageToImageFilter

# a list of classes to exclude. Typically, the classes with a custom New()
# method, which return a subclass of the current class
exclude = ["ForwardFFTImageFilter",
           "InverseFFTImageFilter",
           "OutputWindow",
           "FFTComplexToComplexImageFilter",
           "templated_class",
           "HalfHermitianToRealInverseFFTImageFilter",
           "RealToHalfHermitianForwardFFTImageFilter"]

wrongName = False

for t in dir(itk):
    if t not in exclude:
        T = itk.__dict__[t]
        # first case - that's a templated class
        if isinstance(T, itk.Vector.__class__) and len(T) > 0:
            # use only the first specialization - all of them return the same
            # name
            i = T.values()[0]
            # GetNameOfClass() is a virtual method of the LightObject class,
            # so we must instantiate an object with the New() method
            if 'New' in dir(i):
                I = i.New()
                # be sure that the type of the instantiated object is the same
                # than the one of the class. It can be different if the class
                # is an "abstract" one and don't provide any New() method.
                # In that case, the one of the superclass is used.
                if 'GetNameOfClass' in dir(I):
                    # print("Checking", t)
                    n = I.GetNameOfClass()
                    if n != t and itk.class_(I) == i:
                        msg = "doesn't provide the right name."
                        print(t, msg, file=sys.stderr)
                        wrongName = True
        else:
            if 'New' in dir(T):
                I = T.New()
                if 'GetNameOfClass' in dir(I):
                    # print("Checking", t)
                    n = I.GetNameOfClass()
                    if n != t and itk.class_(I) == T:
                        msg = "doesn't provide the right name."
                        print(t, msg, file=sys.stderr)
                        wrongName = True


if wrongName:
    print("Some classes are not providing the correct name.", file=sys.stderr)
    sys.exit(1)
