[Insight-users] Python and ITK
Erik Anderson
eranders at cs.utah.edu
Fri Jun 16 12:13:30 EDT 2006
Hi all,
I have finally gotten ITK wrapped with Python as described in
numerous places in the documentation, and I have found that the wrapping
is functional. Unfortunately, it seems that the ITK wrappers are not
really that close semantically to the same wrappers for VTK. I'm trying
to generate a class heirarchy for ITK by querying the various built-ins
and variables in Python. This works quite well in VTK providing me with
a full class tree as well as a method signature for each method of every
class (whether it is abstract or not).
Is there a way to get at the method signatures and the parent-class
that each class inherits from? For the VTK wrapping it is only a matter
of parsing the built-ins formed during the wrapping process
(__members__, and then the __name__ for each method), but I have not
found a similar way to do this for ITK. If anyone has any clues how to
get at this sort of info, it would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Erik Anderson
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