In this group, the API documentation of methods useful for testing is collected. The more general concepts of testing in MITK are described on the General: Tests in MITK page. More...

Macros
#define	MITK_TEST_OUTPUT_NO_ENDL(x)
	Output some text without generating a terminating newline. Include. More...

#define	MITK_TEST_OUTPUT(x)
	Output some text. More...

#define	MITK_TEST_BEGIN(testName)
	Do some general test preparations. Must be called first in the main test function. More...

#define	MITK_TEST_FAILED_MSG(MSG)
	Fail and finish test with message MSG. More...

#define	MITK_TEST_END()
	Must be called last in the main test function. More...

#define	MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION_BEGIN(EXCEPTIONCLASS)
	Begin block which should be checked for exceptions. More...

#define	MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION(EXCEPTIONCLASS, STATEMENT)
	Simplified version of MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION_BEGIN / END for a single statement. More...

#define	MITK_ASSERT_EQUAL(EXPECTED, ACTUAL, MSG)
	Testing macro to test if two objects are equal. More...

#define	MITK_TEST_NOT_EQUAL(OBJ1, OBJ2, MSG)
	Testing macro to test if two objects are not equal. More...

#define	MITK_ASSERT_NOT_EQUAL(OBJ1, OBJ2, MSG)
	Testing macro to test if two objects are not equal. More...

#define	MITK_TEST_SUITE_REGISTRATION(TESTSUITE_NAME)
	Registers the given test suite. More...

#define	MITK_TEST(TESTMETHOD)
	Adds a test to the current test suite. More...

#define	MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST(TESTMETHOD, ARGS)
	Adds a parameterized test to the current test suite. More...

#define	MITK_PARAMETERIZED_CMD_LINE_TEST(TESTMETHOD)
	Adds a parameterized test to the current test suite. More...

#define	MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST_1(TESTMETHOD, arg1)
	Adds a parameterized test to the current test suite. More...

#define	MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST_2(TESTMETHOD, arg1, arg2)
	Adds a parameterized test to the current test suite. More...

Functions
MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::BaseGeometry &leftHandSide, const mitk::BaseGeometry &rightHandSide, ScalarType coordinateEps, ScalarType directionEps, bool verbose=false)
	Equal A function comparing two geometries for being identical. More...

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::BaseGeometry &leftHandSide, const mitk::BaseGeometry &rightHandSide, ScalarType eps=mitk::eps, bool verbose=false)
	Equal A function comparing two geometries for being identical. More...

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::BaseGeometry::TransformType &leftHandSide, const mitk::BaseGeometry::TransformType &rightHandSide, ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal A function comparing two transforms (TransformType) for being identical. More...

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::BaseGeometry::BoundingBoxType &leftHandSide, const mitk::BaseGeometry::BoundingBoxType &rightHandSide, ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal A function comparing two bounding boxes (BoundingBoxType) for being identical. More...

bool	mitk::Equal (ScalarType scalar1, ScalarType scalar2, ScalarType eps=mitk::eps, bool verbose=false)

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::GeometryData &leftHandSide, const mitk::GeometryData &rightHandSide, mitk::ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal Compare two GeometryData objects for equality, returns true if found equal. More...

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::Image &leftHandSide, const mitk::Image &rightHandSide, ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal A function comparing two images for being equal in meta- and imagedata. More...

template<typename TCoordRep , unsigned int NPointDimension>
bool	mitk::Equal (const itk::Point< TCoordRep, NPointDimension > &point1, const itk::Point< TCoordRep, NPointDimension > &point2, TCoordRep eps=mitk::eps, bool verbose=false)

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::PointSet leftHandSide, const mitk::PointSet rightHandSide, mitk::ScalarType eps, bool verbose, bool checkGeometry=true)
	Equal A function comparing two pointsets for being identical. More...

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::PointSet &leftHandSide, const mitk::PointSet &rightHandSide, mitk::ScalarType eps, bool verbose, bool checkGeometry=true)
	Equal A function comparing two pointsets for being identical. More...

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::ProportionalTimeGeometry &leftHandSide, const mitk::ProportionalTimeGeometry &rightHandSide, ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal A function comparing two ProportionalTimeGeometries for being identical. More...

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (mitk::Surface leftHandSide, mitk::Surface rightHandSide, mitk::ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal Compare two surfaces for equality, returns true if found equal. More...

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (mitk::Surface &leftHandSide, mitk::Surface &rightHandSide, mitk::ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal Compare two surfaces for equality, returns true if found equal. More...

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (vtkPolyData leftHandSide, vtkPolyData rightHandSide, mitk::ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal Compare two vtk PolyDatas for equality, returns true if found equal. More...

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (vtkPolyData &leftHandSide, vtkPolyData &rightHandSide, mitk::ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal Compare two vtk PolyDatas for equality, returns true if found equal. More...

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::TimeGeometry &leftHandSide, const mitk::TimeGeometry &rightHandSide, ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal A function comparing two instances of TimeGeometry for being identical. More...

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::TimeGeometry &leftHandSide, const mitk::TimeGeometry &rightHandSide, ScalarType coordinateEps, ScalarType directionEps, bool verbose)
	Compare two instances of TimeGeometry. More...

template<typename TCoordRep , unsigned int NPointDimension>
bool	mitk::Equal (const itk::Vector< TCoordRep, NPointDimension > &vector1, const itk::Vector< TCoordRep, NPointDimension > &vector2, TCoordRep eps=mitk::eps, bool verbose=false)

bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::VnlVector &vector1, const mitk::VnlVector &vector2, ScalarType eps=mitk::eps, bool verbose=false)

template<typename TCoordRep , unsigned int NPointDimension>
bool	mitk::Equal (const vnl_vector_fixed< TCoordRep, NPointDimension > &vector1, const vnl_vector_fixed< TCoordRep, NPointDimension > &vector2, TCoordRep eps=mitk::eps, bool verbose=false)

MITKMULTILABEL_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::Label &leftHandSide, const mitk::Label &rightHandSide, ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal A function comparing two labels for being equal in data. More...

MITKMULTILABEL_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::LabelSetImage &leftHandSide, const mitk::LabelSetImage &rightHandSide, ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal A function comparing two label set images for being equal in meta- and imagedata. More...

MITKMULTILABEL_EXPORT bool	mitk::Equal (const mitk::LabelSetImage::ConstLabelVectorType &leftHandSide, const mitk::LabelSetImage::ConstLabelVectorType &rightHandSide, ScalarType eps, bool verbose)
	Equal A function comparing two vectors of labels for being equal in data. More...

Detailed Description

In this group, the API documentation of methods useful for testing is collected. The more general concepts of testing in MITK are described on the General: Tests in MITK page.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ MITK_ASSERT_EQUAL

#define MITK_ASSERT_EQUAL	(	EXPECTED,
		ACTUAL,
		MSG
	)

Testing macro to test if two objects are equal.

This macro uses mitk::eps and the corresponding mitk::Equal methods for all comparisons and will give verbose output on the dashboard/console. Feel free to implement mitk::Equal for your own datatype or purpose.

Parameters

EXPECTED	First object.
ACTUAL	Second object.
MSG	Message to appear with the test.

Exceptions

Throws mitkException if a nullptr pointer is given as input.

Definition at line 211 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_ASSERT_NOT_EQUAL

#define MITK_ASSERT_NOT_EQUAL	(	OBJ1,
		OBJ2,
		MSG
	)

Testing macro to test if two objects are not equal.

This macro uses mitk::eps and the corresponding mitk::Equal methods for all comparisons and will give verbose output on the dashboard/console.

Parameters

OBJ1	First object.
OBJ2	Second object.
MSG	Message to appear with the test.

Exceptions

Throws mitkException if a nullptr pointer is given as input.

See also: MITK_ASSERT_EQUAL

Definition at line 252 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_PARAMETERIZED_CMD_LINE_TEST

#define MITK_PARAMETERIZED_CMD_LINE_TEST ( TESTMETHOD )

Adds a parameterized test to the current test suite.

Use this macro after the CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE() macro to add test cases which need parameters from the command line.

Warning: Use the macro MITK_PARAMETERIZED_CMD_LINE_TEST only if you know what you are doing. If you are not sure, use MITK_TEST instead. MITK_PARAMETERIZED_CMD_LINE_TEST is meant for migrating from ctest to CppUnit. If you implement new tests, the MITK_TEST macro will be sufficient.

Parameters

TESTMETHOD The name of the member function test.

Definition at line 339 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST

#define MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST	(	TESTMETHOD,
		ARGS
	)

Adds a parameterized test to the current test suite.

Use this macro after the CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE() macro to add test cases which need custom parameters.

Parameters

TESTMETHOD	The name of the member function test.
ARGS	A std::vector<std::string> object containing test parameter.

Note: Use the macro MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST only if you know what you are doing. If you are not sure, use MITK_TEST instead.

Definition at line 311 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST_1

#define MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST_1	(	TESTMETHOD,
		arg1
	)

Adds a parameterized test to the current test suite.

Use this macro after the CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE() macro to add test cases which need one custom parameter.

Parameters

TESTMETHOD	The name of the member function test.
arg1	A custom string parameter being passed to the fixture.

Note: Use the macro MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST_1 only if you know what you are doing. If you are not sure, use MITK_TEST instead.

See also: MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST

Definition at line 359 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST_2

#define MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST_2	(	TESTMETHOD,
		arg1,
		arg2
	)

Adds a parameterized test to the current test suite.

Use this macro after the CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE() macro to add test cases which need two custom parameter.

Parameters

TESTMETHOD	The name of the member function test.
arg1	A custom string parameter being passed to the fixture.
arg2

Note: Use the macro MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST_2 only if you know what you are doing. If you are not sure, use MITK_TEST instead.

See also: MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST

Definition at line 384 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_TEST

#define MITK_TEST ( TESTMETHOD )

Adds a test to the current test suite.

Use this macro after the CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE() macro to add test cases. The macro internally just calls the CPPUNIT_TEST macro.

Parameters

TESTMETHOD The name of the member function test.

Definition at line 295 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_TEST_BEGIN

#define MITK_TEST_BEGIN ( testName )

Do some general test preparations. Must be called first in the main test function.

Deprecated:: (as of 2013_09) Use MITK_TEST_SUITE_REGISTRATION instead.

Definition at line 60 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_TEST_END

#define MITK_TEST_END ( )

Must be called last in the main test function.

Deprecated:: (as of 2013_09) Use MITK_TEST_SUITE_REGISTRATION instead.

Definition at line 81 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_TEST_FAILED_MSG

#define MITK_TEST_FAILED_MSG ( MSG )

Fail and finish test with message MSG.

Deprecated:: (as of 2013_09) Use CPPUNIT_FAIL instead

Definition at line 71 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION

#define MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION	(	EXCEPTIONCLASS,
		STATEMENT
	)

Simplified version of MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION_BEGIN / END for a single statement.

Deprecated:: (as of 2013_09) Use CPPUNIT_ASSERT_THROW instead.

Definition at line 192 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION_BEGIN

#define MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION_BEGIN ( EXCEPTIONCLASS )

Begin block which should be checked for exceptions.

Deprecated:: (as of 2013_09) Use CPPUNIT_ASSERT_THROW instead.

This macro, together with MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION_END, can be used to test whether a code block throws an expected exception. The test FAILS if the exception is NOT thrown. A simple example:

MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION_BEGIN(itk::ImageFileReaderException) typedef itk::ImageFileReader< itk::Image<unsigned char,2> > ReaderType; ReaderType::Pointer reader = ReaderType::New(); reader->SetFileName("/tmp/not-existing"); reader->Update(); MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION_END(itk::ImageFileReaderException)

Definition at line 169 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_TEST_NOT_EQUAL

#define MITK_TEST_NOT_EQUAL	(	OBJ1,
		OBJ2,
		MSG
	)

Testing macro to test if two objects are not equal.

This macro uses mitk::eps and the corresponding mitk::Equal methods for all comparisons and will give verbose output on the dashboard/console.

Deprecated:: (as of 2013_09) Use MITK_ASSERT_NOT_EQUAL instead.

Parameters

OBJ1	First object.
OBJ2	Second object.
MSG	Message to appear with the test.

See also: MITK_TEST_EQUAL

Definition at line 234 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_TEST_OUTPUT

#define MITK_TEST_OUTPUT ( x )

Output some text.

Definition at line 51 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_TEST_OUTPUT_NO_ENDL

#define MITK_TEST_OUTPUT_NO_ENDL ( x )

Output some text without generating a terminating newline. Include.

Definition at line 44 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

◆ MITK_TEST_SUITE_REGISTRATION

#define MITK_TEST_SUITE_REGISTRATION ( TESTSUITE_NAME )

Registers the given test suite.

Parameters

TESTSUITE_NAME The name of the test suite class, without "TestSuite" at the end.

Definition at line 267 of file mitkTestingMacros.h.

Function Documentation

◆ Equal() [1/23]

template<typename TCoordRep , unsigned int NPointDimension>

bool mitk::Equal	(	const itk::Point< TCoordRep, NPointDimension > &	point1,
		const itk::Point< TCoordRep, NPointDimension > &	point2,
		TCoordRep	eps = `mitk::eps`,
		bool	verbose = `false`
	)

inline

Parameters

point1	Point to compare.
point2	Point to compare.
eps	Tolerance for floating point comparison.
verbose	Flag indicating detailed console output.

Returns: True if points are equal.

Definition at line 138 of file mitkPoint.h.

References mitk::ConditionalOutputOfDifference(), mitk::DifferenceBiggerOrEqualEps(), and mitk::eps.

◆ Equal() [2/23]

template<typename TCoordRep , unsigned int NPointDimension>

bool mitk::Equal	(	const itk::Vector< TCoordRep, NPointDimension > &	vector1,
		const itk::Vector< TCoordRep, NPointDimension > &	vector2,
		TCoordRep	eps = `mitk::eps`,
		bool	verbose = `false`
	)

inline

Parameters

vector1	Vector to compare.
vector2	Vector to compare.
eps	Tolerance for floating point comparison.
verbose	Flag indicating detailed console output.

Returns: True if vectors are equal.

Definition at line 181 of file mitkVector.h.

References mitk::ConditionalOutputOfDifference(), mitk::DifferenceBiggerOrEqualEps(), and mitk::eps.

◆ Equal() [3/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::BaseGeometry &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::BaseGeometry &	rightHandSide,
		ScalarType	coordinateEps,
		ScalarType	directionEps,
		bool	verbose = `false`
	)

Equal A function comparing two geometries for being identical.

The function compares the spacing, origin, axisvectors, extents, the matrix of the IndexToWorldTransform (elementwise), the bounding (elementwise) and the ImageGeometry flag.

The parameter eps is a tolarence value for all methods which are internally used for comparison. If you want to use different tolerance values for different parts of the geometry, feel free to use the other comparison methods and write your own implementation of Equal.

Parameters

rightHandSide	Compare this against leftHandSide.
leftHandSide	Compare this against rightHandSide.
coordinateEps	Tolerance for comparison of all spatial aspects (spacing, origin and grid alignment). You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
directionEps	Tolerance for comparison of all directional aspects (axis). You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.

Returns: True, if all comparison are true. False in any other case.

◆ Equal() [4/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::BaseGeometry &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::BaseGeometry &	rightHandSide,
		ScalarType	eps = `mitk::eps`,
		bool	verbose = `false`
	)

Equal A function comparing two geometries for being identical.

This is an overloaded version that uses a single tolerance for spatial and directional aspects. For more details, see the other overloaded version.

Parameters

rightHandSide	Compare this against leftHandSide.
leftHandSide	Compare this against rightHandSide.
eps	Tolarence for comparison. You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.

Returns: True, if all comparison are true. False in any other case.

◆ Equal() [5/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::BaseGeometry::BoundingBoxType &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::BaseGeometry::BoundingBoxType &	rightHandSide,
		ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal A function comparing two bounding boxes (BoundingBoxType) for being identical.

The function compares the bounds (elementwise).

The parameter eps is a tolarence value for all methods which are internally used for comparison.

Parameters

rightHandSide	Compare this against leftHandSide.
leftHandSide	Compare this against rightHandSide.
eps	Tolarence for comparison. You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.

Returns: True, if all comparison are true. False in any other case.

◆ Equal() [6/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::BaseGeometry::TransformType &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::BaseGeometry::TransformType &	rightHandSide,
		ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal A function comparing two transforms (TransformType) for being identical.

The function compares the IndexToWorldTransform (elementwise).

The parameter eps is a tolarence value for all methods which are internally used for comparison.

Parameters

rightHandSide	Compare this against leftHandSide.
leftHandSide	Compare this against rightHandSide.
eps	Tolarence for comparison. You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.

Returns: True, if all comparison are true. False in any other case.

◆ Equal() [7/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::GeometryData &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::GeometryData &	rightHandSide,
		mitk::ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal Compare two GeometryData objects for equality, returns true if found equal.

Parameters

rightHandSide	GeometryData to compare.
leftHandSide	GeometryData to compare.
eps	Epsilon to use for floating point comparison. Most of the time mitk::eps will be sufficient.
verbose	Flag indicating if the method should give a detailed console output.

Returns: True if every comparison is true, false in any other case.

◆ Equal() [8/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::Image &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::Image &	rightHandSide,
		ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal A function comparing two images for being equal in meta- and imagedata.

Following aspects are tested for equality:

dimension of the images
size of the images
pixel type
pixel values : pixel values are expected to be identical at each position ( for other options see mitk::CompareImageFilter )

Parameters

rightHandSide	An image to be compared
leftHandSide	An image to be compared
eps	Tolarence for comparison. You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.

Returns: true, if all subsequent comparisons are true, false otherwise

◆ Equal() [9/23]

MITKMULTILABEL_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::Label &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::Label &	rightHandSide,
		ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal A function comparing two labels for being equal in data.

Following aspects are tested for equality:

Lebel equality via Equal-PropetyList

Parameters

rightHandSide	An image to be compared
leftHandSide	An image to be compared
eps	Tolarence for comparison. You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.

Returns: true, if all subsequent comparisons are true, false otherwise

◆ Equal() [10/23]

MITKMULTILABEL_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::LabelSetImage &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::LabelSetImage &	rightHandSide,
		ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal A function comparing two label set images for being equal in meta- and imagedata.

Following aspects are tested for equality:

LabelSetImage members
working image data
layer image data
labels in label set

Parameters

rightHandSide	An image to be compared
leftHandSide	An image to be compared
eps	Tolerance for comparison. You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.

Returns: true, if all subsequent comparisons are true, false otherwise

◆ Equal() [11/23]

MITKMULTILABEL_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::LabelSetImage::ConstLabelVectorType &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::LabelSetImage::ConstLabelVectorType &	rightHandSide,
		ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal A function comparing two vectors of labels for being equal in data.

Following aspects are tested for equality:

Labels in vector

Parameters

rightHandSide	An vector of labels to be compared
leftHandSide	An vector of labels to be compared
eps	Tolerance for comparison. You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.

Returns: true, if all subsequent comparisons are true, false otherwise

◆ Equal() [12/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::PointSet &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::PointSet &	rightHandSide,
		mitk::ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose,
		bool	checkGeometry = `true`
	)

Equal A function comparing two pointsets for being identical.

The function compares the Geometry, the size and all points element-wise. The parameter eps is a tolarence value for all methods which are internally used for comparison.

Parameters

rightHandSide	Compare this against leftHandSide.
leftHandSide	Compare this against rightHandSide.
eps	Tolarence for comparison. You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.
checkGeometry	if comparing point sets loaded from a file, the geometries might be different and must not be compared. In all other cases, you should compare the geometries.

Returns: True, if all subsequent comparisons are true, false otherwise

◆ Equal() [13/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::PointSet *	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::PointSet *	rightHandSide,
		mitk::ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose,
		bool	checkGeometry = `true`
	)

Equal A function comparing two pointsets for being identical.

Warning: This method is deprecated and will not be available in the future. Use the bool mitk::Equal(const mitk::PointSet& p1, const mitk::PointSet& p2) instead.

The function compares the Geometry, the size and all points element-wise. The parameter eps is a tolarence value for all methods which are internally used for comparison.

Parameters

rightHandSide	Compare this against leftHandSide.
leftHandSide	Compare this against rightHandSide.
eps	Tolarence for comparison. You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.
checkGeometry	if comparing point sets loaded from a file, the geometries might be different and must not be compared. In all other cases, you should compare the geometries.

Returns: True, if all subsequent comparisons are true, false otherwise

◆ Equal() [14/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::ProportionalTimeGeometry &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::ProportionalTimeGeometry &	rightHandSide,
		ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal A function comparing two ProportionalTimeGeometries for being identical.

The function compares two instances of ProportionalTimeGeometries in all their aspects.

The parameter eps is a tolerance value for all methods which are internally used for comparison. If you want to use different tolerance values for different parts of the geometry, feel free to use the other comparison methods and write your own implementation of Equal.

Parameters

rightHandSide	Compare this against leftHandSide.
leftHandSide	Compare this against rightHandSide.
eps	Tolerance for comparison. You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.

Returns: True, if all comparison are true. False in any other case.

◆ Equal() [15/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::TimeGeometry &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::TimeGeometry &	rightHandSide,
		ScalarType	coordinateEps,
		ScalarType	directionEps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Compare two instances of TimeGeometry.

The function compares two instances of TimeGeometries in all their aspects.

The parameter eps is a tolerance value for all methods which are internally used for comparison. If you want to use different tolerance values for different parts of the geometry, feel free to use the other comparison methods and write your own implementation of Equal.

Parameters

leftHandSide	Compare this against rightHandSide.
rightHandSide	Compare this against leftHandSide.
coordinateEps	Tolerance for comparison of all spatial and temporal aspects (spacing, origin and grid alignment, time points). You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
directionEps	Tolerance for comparison of all directional aspects (axis). You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.

Returns: True, if all comparisons are true. False in any other case.

◆ Equal() [16/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::TimeGeometry &	leftHandSide,
		const mitk::TimeGeometry &	rightHandSide,
		ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal A function comparing two instances of TimeGeometry for being identical.

The function compares two instances of TimeGeometries in all their aspects.

The parameter eps is a tolerance value for all methods which are internally used for comparison. If you want to use different tolerance values for different parts of the geometry, feel free to use the other comparison methods and write your own implementation of Equal.

Parameters

rightHandSide	Compare this against leftHandSide.
leftHandSide	Compare this against rightHandSide.
eps	Tolerance for comparison. You can use mitk::eps in most cases.
verbose	Flag indicating if the user wants detailed console output or not.

Returns: True, if all comparison are true. False in any other case.

◆ Equal() [17/23]

bool mitk::Equal	(	const mitk::VnlVector &	vector1,
		const mitk::VnlVector &	vector2,
		ScalarType	eps = `mitk::eps`,
		bool	verbose = `false`
	)

inline

Parameters

vector1	Vector to compare.
vector2	Vector to compare.
eps	Tolerance for floating point comparison.
verbose	Flag indicating detailed console output.

Returns: True if vectors are equal.

Definition at line 211 of file mitkVector.h.

References mitk::ConditionalOutputOfDifference(), mitk::DifferenceBiggerOrEqualEps(), and mitk::eps.

◆ Equal() [18/23]

template<typename TCoordRep , unsigned int NPointDimension>

bool mitk::Equal	(	const vnl_vector_fixed< TCoordRep, NPointDimension > &	vector1,
		const vnl_vector_fixed< TCoordRep, NPointDimension > &	vector2,
		TCoordRep	eps = `mitk::eps`,
		bool	verbose = `false`
	)

inline

Parameters

vector1	Vector to compare.
vector2	Vector to compare.
eps	Tolerance for floating point comparison.
verbose	Flag indicating detailed console output.

Returns: True if vectors are equal.

Definition at line 242 of file mitkVector.h.

References mitk::ConditionalOutputOfDifference(), mitk::DifferenceBiggerOrEqualEps(), and mitk::eps.

◆ Equal() [19/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	mitk::Surface &	leftHandSide,
		mitk::Surface &	rightHandSide,
		mitk::ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal Compare two surfaces for equality, returns true if found equal.

Parameters

rightHandSide	Surface to compare.
leftHandSide	Surface to compare.
eps	Epsilon to use for floating point comparison. Most of the time mitk::eps will be sufficient.
verbose	Flag indicating if the method should give a detailed console output.

Returns: True if every comparison is true, false in any other case.

◆ Equal() [20/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	mitk::Surface *	leftHandSide,
		mitk::Surface *	rightHandSide,
		mitk::ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal Compare two surfaces for equality, returns true if found equal.

Warning: This method is deprecated and will not be available in the future. Use the bool mitk::Equal(const mitk::Surface& s1, const mitk::Surface& s2) instead

Parameters

rightHandSide	Surface to compare.
leftHandSide	Surface to compare.
eps	Epsilon to use for floating point comparison. Most of the time mitk::eps will be sufficient.
verbose	Flag indicating if the method should give a detailed console output.

Returns: True if every comparison is true, false in any other case.

◆ Equal() [21/23]

bool mitk::Equal	(	ScalarType	scalar1,
		ScalarType	scalar2,
		ScalarType	eps = `mitk::eps`,
		bool	verbose = `false`
	)

inline

Parameters

scalar1	Scalar value to compare.
scalar2	Scalar value to compare.
eps	Tolerance for floating point comparison.
verbose	Flag indicating detailed console output.

Returns: True if scalars are equal.

Definition at line 68 of file mitkEqual.h.

References mitk::ConditionalOutputOfDifference(), mitk::DifferenceBiggerOrEqualEps(), and mitk::eps.

◆ Equal() [22/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	vtkPolyData &	leftHandSide,
		vtkPolyData &	rightHandSide,
		mitk::ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal Compare two vtk PolyDatas for equality, returns true if found equal.

Parameters

rightHandSide	Surface to compare.
leftHandSide	Surface to compare.
eps	Epsilon to use for floating point comparison. Most of the time mitk::eps will be sufficient.
verbose	Flag indicating if the method should give a detailed console output.

Returns: True if every comparison is true, false in any other case.

This will only check if the number of cells, vertices, polygons, stripes and lines is the same and whether all the two poly datas have the same number of points with the same coordinates. It is not checked whether all points are correctly connected.

◆ Equal() [23/23]

MITKCORE_EXPORT bool mitk::Equal	(	vtkPolyData *	leftHandSide,
		vtkPolyData *	rightHandSide,
		mitk::ScalarType	eps,
		bool	verbose
	)

Equal Compare two vtk PolyDatas for equality, returns true if found equal.

Warning: This method is deprecated and will not be available in the future. Use the bool mitk::Equal(const vtkPolyData& p1, const vtkPolyData& p2) instead

Parameters

rightHandSide	Surface to compare.
leftHandSide	Surface to compare.
eps	Epsilon to use for floating point comparison. Most of the time mitk::eps will be sufficient.
verbose	Flag indicating if the method should give a detailed console output.

Returns: True if every comparison is true, false in any other case.

This will only check if the number of cells, vertices, polygons, stripes and lines is the same and whether all the two poly datas have the same number of points with the same coordinates. It is not checked whether all points are correctly connected.

Macros

Functions

Detailed Description

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ MITK_ASSERT_EQUAL

◆ MITK_ASSERT_NOT_EQUAL

◆ MITK_PARAMETERIZED_CMD_LINE_TEST

◆ MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST

◆ MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST_1

◆ MITK_PARAMETERIZED_TEST_2

◆ MITK_TEST

◆ MITK_TEST_BEGIN

◆ MITK_TEST_END

◆ MITK_TEST_FAILED_MSG

◆ MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION

◆ MITK_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION_BEGIN

◆ MITK_TEST_NOT_EQUAL

◆ MITK_TEST_OUTPUT

◆ MITK_TEST_OUTPUT_NO_ENDL

◆ MITK_TEST_SUITE_REGISTRATION

Function Documentation

◆ Equal() [1/23]

◆ Equal() [2/23]

◆ Equal() [3/23]

◆ Equal() [4/23]

◆ Equal() [5/23]

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◆ Equal() [18/23]

◆ Equal() [19/23]

◆ Equal() [20/23]

◆ Equal() [21/23]

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