mitkPlanarPolygonTest.cpp

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#include "mitkPlanarPolygon.h"
#include "mitkPlaneGeometry.h"
#include "mitkTestingMacros.h"

class mitkPlanarPolygonTestClass
{
public:
  static void TestPlanarPolygonPlacement(mitk::PlanarPolygon::Pointer planarPolygon)
  {
    // Test for correct minimum number of control points in cross-mode
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->GetMinimumNumberOfControlPoints() == 3, "Minimum number of control points");

    // Test for correct maximum number of control points in cross-mode
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->GetMaximumNumberOfControlPoints() == 1000, "Maximum number of control points");

    // Initial placement of PlanarPolygon
    mitk::Point2D p0;
    p0[0] = 00.0;
    p0[1] = 0.0;
    planarPolygon->PlaceFigure(p0);

    // Add second control point
    mitk::Point2D p1;
    p1[0] = 50.0;
    p1[1] = 00.0;
    planarPolygon->SetControlPoint(1, p1);

    // Add third control point
    mitk::Point2D p2;
    p2[0] = 50.0;
    p2[1] = 50.0;
    planarPolygon->AddControlPoint(p2);

    // Add fourth control point
    mitk::Point2D p3;
    p3[0] = 0.0;
    p3[1] = 50.0;
    planarPolygon->AddControlPoint(p3);

    // Test for number of control points
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->GetNumberOfControlPoints() == 4, "Number of control points after placement");

    // Test if PlanarFigure is closed
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->IsClosed(), "planar polygon should not be closed, yet, right?");

    planarPolygon->SetClosed(true);

    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->IsClosed(), "planar polygon should be closed after function call, right?");

    // Test for number of polylines
    const mitk::PlanarFigure::PolyLineType polyLine0 = planarPolygon->GetPolyLine(0);
    auto iter = polyLine0.begin();
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->GetPolyLinesSize() == 1, "Number of polylines after placement");

    // Get polylines and check if the generated coordinates are OK
    const mitk::Point2D &pp0 = *iter;
    ++iter;
    const mitk::Point2D &pp1 = *iter;
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(((pp0 == p0) && (pp1 == p1)) || ((pp0 == p1) && (pp1 == p0)), "Correct polyline 1");

    // Test for number of measurement features
    planarPolygon->EvaluateFeatures();
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->GetNumberOfFeatures() == 2, "Number of measurement features");

    // Test for correct feature evaluation
    double length0 = 4 * 50.0; // circumference
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(fabs(planarPolygon->GetQuantity(0) - length0) < mitk::eps, "Size of longest diameter");

    double length1 = 50.0 * 50.0; // area
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(fabs(planarPolygon->GetQuantity(1) - length1) < mitk::eps, "Size of short axis diameter");
  }

  static void TestPlanarPolygonEditing(mitk::PlanarPolygon::Pointer planarPolygon)
  {
    unsigned int initialNumberOfControlPoints = planarPolygon->GetNumberOfControlPoints();

    mitk::Point2D pnt;
    pnt[0] = 75.0;
    pnt[1] = 25.0;
    planarPolygon->AddControlPoint(pnt);

    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->GetNumberOfControlPoints() == initialNumberOfControlPoints + 1,
                        "A new control-point shall be added");
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->GetControlPoint(planarPolygon->GetNumberOfControlPoints() - 1) == pnt,
                        "Control-point shall be added at the end.");

    planarPolygon->RemoveControlPoint(3);
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->GetNumberOfControlPoints() == initialNumberOfControlPoints,
                        "A control-point has been removed");
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->GetControlPoint(3) == pnt, "It shall be possible to remove any control-point.");

    planarPolygon->RemoveControlPoint(0);
    planarPolygon->RemoveControlPoint(0);
    planarPolygon->RemoveControlPoint(0);
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->GetNumberOfControlPoints() == 3,
                        "Control-points cannot be removed if only three points remain.");

    mitk::Point2D pnt1;
    pnt1[0] = 33.0;
    pnt1[1] = 33.0;
    planarPolygon->AddControlPoint(pnt1, 0);
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->GetNumberOfControlPoints() == 4, "A control-point has been added");
    MITK_TEST_CONDITION(planarPolygon->GetControlPoint(0) == pnt1,
                        "It shall be possible to insert a control-point at any position.");
  }
};
int mitkPlanarPolygonTest(int /* argc */, char * /*argv*/ [])
{
  // always start with this!
  MITK_TEST_BEGIN("planarPolygon")

  // create PlaneGeometry on which to place the planarPolygon
  mitk::PlaneGeometry::Pointer planeGeometry = mitk::PlaneGeometry::New();
  planeGeometry->InitializeStandardPlane(100.0, 100.0);

  // **************************************************************************
  // 1. Instantiation and basic tests, including feature evaluation
  mitk::PlanarPolygon::Pointer planarPolygon = mitk::PlanarPolygon::New();
  planarPolygon->SetPlaneGeometry(planeGeometry);

  // first test: did this work?
  MITK_TEST_CONDITION_REQUIRED(planarPolygon.IsNotNull(), "Testing instantiation");

  // Test placement of planarPolygon by control points
  mitkPlanarPolygonTestClass::TestPlanarPolygonPlacement(planarPolygon);

  mitkPlanarPolygonTestClass::TestPlanarPolygonEditing(planarPolygon);

  // always end with this!
  MITK_TEST_END();
}