def LoadModule(name, namespace=None):
"""This function causes a SWIG module to be loaded into memory after its
dependencies are satisfied. Information about the templates defined therein
is looked up from a config file, and PyTemplate instances for each are
created. These template instances are placed in a module with the given
name that is either looked up from sys.modules or created and placed there
if it does not already exist.
Optionally, a 'namespace' parameter can be provided. If it is provided,
this namespace will be updated with the new template instantiations.
The raw classes loaded from the named module's SWIG interface are placed in
a 'swig' sub-module. If the namespace parameter is provided, this
information will be placed in a sub-module named 'swig' therein as well.
This later submodule will be created if it does not already exist."""
# find the module's name in sys.modules, or create a new module so named
this_module = sys.modules.setdefault(name, types.ModuleType(name))
# if this library and it's template instantiations have already been loaded
# into sys.modules, bail out after loading the defined symbols into
# 'namespace'
if hasattr(this_module, '__templates_loaded'):
if namespace is not None:
swig = namespace.setdefault('swig', types.ModuleType('swig'))
swig.__dict__.update(this_module.swig.__dict__)
# don't worry about overwriting the symbols in namespace -- any
# common symbols should be of type itkTemplate, which is a
# singleton type. That is, they are all identical, so replacing one
# with the other isn't a problem.
for k, v in this_module.__dict__.items():
if not (k.startswith('_') or k == 'swig'):
namespace[k] = v
return
# We're definitely going to load the templates. We set templates_loaded
# here instead of at the end of the file to protect against cyclical
# dependencies that could kill the recursive lookup below.
this_module.__templates_loaded = True
# Now, we definitely need to load the template instantiations from the
# named module, and possibly also load the underlying SWIG module. Before
# we can load the template instantiations of this module, we need to load
# those of the modules on which this one depends. Ditto for the SWIG
# modules.
# So, we recursively satisfy the dependencies of named module and create
# the template instantiations.
# Dependencies are looked up from the auto-generated configuration files,
# via the module_data instance defined at the bottom of this file, which
# knows how to find those configuration files.
data = module_data[name]
if data:
deps = sorted(data['depends'])
for dep in deps:
LoadModule(dep, namespace)
if itkConfig.ImportCallback:
itkConfig.ImportCallback(name, 0)
# SWIG-generated modules have 'Python' appended. Only load the SWIG module
# if we haven't already.
swigModuleName = name + "Python"
loader = LibraryLoader()
if not swigModuleName in sys.modules:
module = loader.load(swigModuleName)
# OK, now the modules on which this one depends are loaded and
# template-instantiated, and the SWIG module for this one is also loaded.
# We're going to put the things we load and create in two places: the
# optional 'namespace' parameter, and the this_module variable's namespace.
# make a new 'swig' sub-module for this_module. Also look up or create a
# different 'swig' module for 'namespace'. Since 'namespace' may be used to
# collect symbols from multiple different ITK modules, we don't want to
# stomp on an existing 'swig' module, nor do we want to share 'swig'
# modules between this_module and namespace.
this_module.swig = types.ModuleType('swig')
if namespace is not None:
swig = namespace.setdefault('swig', types.ModuleType('swig'))
for k, v in module.__dict__.items():
if not k.startswith('__'):
setattr(this_module.swig, k, v)
if namespace is not None:
setattr(swig, k, v)
data = module_data[name]
if data:
for template in data['templates']:
if len(template) == 5:
# This is a template description
pyClassName, cppClassName, swigClassName, class_in_module, \
templateParams = template
# It doesn't matter if an itkTemplate for this class name
# already exists since every instance of itkTemplate with the
# same name shares the same state. So we just make a new
# instance and add the new templates.
templateContainer = itkTemplate.itkTemplate(cppClassName)
try:
templateContainer.__add__(templateParams,
getattr(module, swigClassName))
setattr(this_module, pyClassName, templateContainer)
if namespace is not None:
curval = namespace.get(pyClassName)
if curval is not None and curval != templateContainer:
DebugPrintError("Namespace already has a value for"
" %s, which is not an itkTemplate"
"instance for class %s. "
"Overwriting old value." %
(pyClassName, cppClassName))
namespace[pyClassName] = templateContainer
except Exception as e:
DebugPrintError("%s not loaded from module %s because of "
"exception:\n %s" %
(swigClassName, name, e))
else:
# this is a description of a non-templated class
# It may have 3 or 4 arguments, the last one can be a boolean value
if len(template) == 4:
pyClassName, cppClassName, swigClassName, class_in_module = \
template
else:
pyClassName, cppClassName, swigClassName = template
try:
swigClass = getattr(module, swigClassName)
itkTemplate.registerNoTpl(cppClassName, swigClass)
setattr(this_module, pyClassName, swigClass)
if namespace is not None:
curval = namespace.get(pyClassName)
if curval is not None and curval != swigClass:
DebugPrintError("Namespace already has a value for"
" %s, which is not class %s. "
"Overwriting old value." %
(pyClassName, cppClassName))
namespace[pyClassName] = swigClass
except Exception as e:
DebugPrintError("%s not found in module %s because of "
"exception:\n %s" %
(swigClassName, name, e))
if 'snake_case_functions' in data:
for snakeCaseFunction in data['snake_case_functions']:
namespace[snakeCaseFunction] = getattr(module,
snakeCaseFunction)
init_name = snakeCaseFunction + "_init_docstring"
init_function = getattr(module, init_name)
try:
init_function()
except AttributeError:
pass
if itkConfig.ImportCallback:
itkConfig.ImportCallback(name, 1)
def LoadModule(name, namespace = None):
"""This function causes a SWIG module to be loaded into memory after its dependencies
are satisfied. Information about the templates defined therein is looked up from
a config file, and PyTemplate instances for each are created. These template
instances are placed in a module with the given name that is either looked up
from sys.modules or created and placed there if it does not already exist.
Optionally, a 'namespace' parameter can be provided. If it is provided, this
namespace will be updated with the new template instantiations.
The raw classes loaded from the named module's SWIG interface are placed in a
'swig' sub-module. If the namespace parameter is provided, this information will
be placed in a sub-module named 'swig' therein as well. This latter submodule
will be created if it does not already exist."""
# find the module's name in sys.modules, or create a new module so named
this_module = sys.modules.setdefault(name, imp.new_module(name))
# if this library and it's template instantiations have already been loaded
# into sys.modules, bail out after loading the defined symbols into 'namespace'
if hasattr(this_module, '__templates_loaded'):
if namespace is not None:
swig = namespace.setdefault('swig', imp.new_module('swig'))
swig.__dict__.update(this_module.swig.__dict__)
# don't worry about overwriting the symbols in namespace -- any common
# symbols should be of type itkTemplate, which is a singleton type. That
# is, they are all identical, so replacing one with the other isn't a
# problem.
for k, v in this_module.__dict__.items():
if not (k.startswith('_') or k == 'swig'): namespace[k] = v
return
# We're definitely going to load the templates. We set templates_loaded here
# instead of at the end of the file to protect against cyclical dependencies
# that could kill the recursive lookup below.
this_module.__templates_loaded = True
# For external projects :
# If this_module name (variable name) is in the module_data dictionnary, then
# this_module is an installed module (or a previously loaded module).
# Otherwise, it may come from an external project. In this case, we must
# search the Configuration/<name>Config.py file of this project.
try:
module_data[name]
except:
file = inspect.getfile(this_module)
path = os.path.dirname(file)
data = {}
try:
# for a linux tree
execfile(os.path.join(path, 'Configuration', name + 'Config.py'), data)
except:
try:
# for a windows tree
execfile(os.path.join(path, '..', 'Configuration', name + 'Config.py'), data)
except:
data=None
if(data):
module_data[name] = data
# Now, we we definitely need to load the template instantiations from the
# named module, and possibly also load the underlying SWIG module. Before we
# can load the template instantiations of this module, we need to load those
# of the modules on which this one depends. Ditto for the SWIG modules.
# So, we recursively satisfy the dependencies of named module and create the
# template instantiations.
# Dependencies are looked up from the auto-generated configuration files, via
# the module_data instance defined at the bottom of this file, which knows how
# to find those configuration files.
data = module_data[name]
if data:
deps = list(data['depends'])
deps.sort()
for dep in deps:
LoadModule(dep, namespace)
if itkConfig.ImportCallback: itkConfig.ImportCallback(name, 0)
# SWIG-generated modules have 'Python' appended. Only load the SWIG module if
# we haven't already.
swigModuleName = name + "Python"
loader = LibraryLoader()
if not swigModuleName in sys.modules: module = loader.load(swigModuleName)
# OK, now the modules on which this one depends are loaded and template-instantiated,
# and the SWIG module for this one is also loaded.
# We're going to put the things we load and create in two places: the optional
# 'namespace' parameter, and the this_module variable's namespace.
# make a new 'swig' sub-module for this_module. Also look up or create a
# different 'swig' module for 'namespace'. Since 'namespace' may be used to
# collect symbols from multiple different ITK modules, we don't want to
# stomp on an existing 'swig' module, nor do we want to share 'swig' modules
# between this_module and namespace.
this_module.swig = imp.new_module('swig')
if namespace is not None: swig = namespace.setdefault('swig', imp.new_module('swig'))
for k, v in module.__dict__.items():
if not k.startswith('__'): setattr(this_module.swig, k, v)
if namespace is not None and not k.startswith('__'): setattr(swig, k, v)
data = module_data[name]
if data:
for template in data['templates']:
if len(template) == 4:
# this is a template description
pyClassName, cppClassName, swigClassName, templateParams = template
# It doesn't matter if an itkTemplate for this class name already exists
# since every instance of itkTemplate with the same name shares the same
# state. So we just make a new instance and add the new templates.
templateContainer = itkTemplate.itkTemplate(cppClassName)
try:
templateContainer.__add__(templateParams, getattr(module, swigClassName))
setattr(this_module, pyClassName, templateContainer)
if namespace is not None:
current_value = namespace.get(pyClassName)
if current_value != None and current_value != templateContainer:
DebugPrintError("Namespace already has a value for %s, which is not an itkTemplate instance for class %s. Overwriting old value." %(pyClassName, cppClassName))
namespace[pyClassName] = templateContainer
except Exception, e:
DebugPrintError("%s not loaded from module %s because of exception:\n %s" %(swigClassName, name, e))
else:
# this is a description of a non-templated class
pyClassName, cppClassName, swigClassName = template
try:
swigClass = getattr(module, swigClassName)
itkTemplate.registerNoTpl(cppClassName, swigClass)
setattr(this_module, pyClassName, swigClass)
if namespace is not None:
current_value = namespace.get(pyClassName)
if current_value != None and current_value != swigClass:
DebugPrintError("Namespace already has a value for %s, which is not class %s. Overwriting old value." %(pyClassName, cppClassName))
namespace[pyClassName] = swigClass
except Exception, e:
DebugPrintError("%s not found in module %s because of exception:\n %s" %(swigClassName, name, e))
def LoadModule(name, namespace=None):
"""This function causes a SWIG module to be loaded into memory after its dependencies
are satisfied. Information about the templates defined therein is looked up from
a config file, and PyTemplate instances for each are created. These template
instances are placed in a module with the given name that is either looked up
from sys.modules or created and placed there if it does not already exist.
Optionally, a 'namespace' parameter can be provided. If it is provided, this
namespace will be updated with the new template instantiations.
The raw classes loaded from the named module's SWIG interface are placed in a
'swig' sub-module. If the namespace parameter is provided, this information will
be placed in a sub-module named 'swig' therein as well. This latter submodule
will be created if it does not already exist."""
# find the module's name in sys.modules, or create a new module so named
this_module = sys.modules.setdefault(name, imp.new_module(name))
# if this library and it's template instantiations have already been loaded
# into sys.modules, bail out after loading the defined symbols into 'namespace'
if hasattr(this_module, '__templates_loaded'):
if namespace is not None:
swig = namespace.setdefault('swig', imp.new_module('swig'))
swig.__dict__.update(this_module.swig.__dict__)
# don't worry about overwriting the symbols in namespace -- any common
# symbols should be of type itkTemplate, which is a singleton type. That
# is, they are all identical, so replacing one with the other isn't a
# problem.
for k, v in this_module.__dict__.items():
if not (k.startswith('_') or k == 'swig'): namespace[k] = v
return
# We're definitely going to load the templates. We set templates_loaded here
# instead of at the end of the file to protect against cyclical dependencies
# that could kill the recursive lookup below.
this_module.__templates_loaded = True
# For external projects :
# If this_module name (variable name) is in the module_data dictionnary, then
# this_module is an installed module (or a previously loaded module).
# Otherwise, it may come from an external project. In this case, we must
# search the Configuration/<name>Config.py file of this project.
try:
module_data[name]
except:
file = inspect.getfile(this_module)
path = os.path.dirname(file)
data = {}
try:
# for a linux tree
execfile(os.path.join(path, 'Configuration', name + 'Config.py'),
data)
except:
try:
# for a windows tree
execfile(
os.path.join(path, '..', 'Configuration',
name + 'Config.py'), data)
except:
data = None
if (data):
module_data[name] = data
# Now, we we definitely need to load the template instantiations from the
# named module, and possibly also load the underlying SWIG module. Before we
# can load the template instantiations of this module, we need to load those
# of the modules on which this one depends. Ditto for the SWIG modules.
# So, we recursively satisfy the dependencies of named module and create the
# template instantiations.
# Dependencies are looked up from the auto-generated configuration files, via
# the module_data instance defined at the bottom of this file, which knows how
# to find those configuration files.
data = module_data[name]
if data:
deps = list(data['depends'])
deps.sort()
for dep in deps:
LoadModule(dep, namespace)
if itkConfig.ImportCallback: itkConfig.ImportCallback(name, 0)
# SWIG-generated modules have 'Python' appended. Only load the SWIG module if
# we haven't already.
swigModuleName = name + "Python"
loader = LibraryLoader()
if not swigModuleName in sys.modules: module = loader.load(swigModuleName)
# OK, now the modules on which this one depends are loaded and template-instantiated,
# and the SWIG module for this one is also loaded.
# We're going to put the things we load and create in two places: the optional
# 'namespace' parameter, and the this_module variable's namespace.
# make a new 'swig' sub-module for this_module. Also look up or create a
# different 'swig' module for 'namespace'. Since 'namespace' may be used to
# collect symbols from multiple different ITK modules, we don't want to
# stomp on an existing 'swig' module, nor do we want to share 'swig' modules
# between this_module and namespace.
this_module.swig = imp.new_module('swig')
if namespace is not None:
swig = namespace.setdefault('swig', imp.new_module('swig'))
for k, v in module.__dict__.items():
if not k.startswith('__'): setattr(this_module.swig, k, v)
if namespace is not None and not k.startswith('__'):
setattr(swig, k, v)
data = module_data[name]
if data:
for template in data['templates']:
if len(template) == 4:
# this is a template description
pyClassName, cppClassName, swigClassName, templateParams = template
# It doesn't matter if an itkTemplate for this class name already exists
# since every instance of itkTemplate with the same name shares the same
# state. So we just make a new instance and add the new templates.
templateContainer = itkTemplate.itkTemplate(cppClassName)
try:
templateContainer.__add__(templateParams,
getattr(module, swigClassName))
except Exception, e:
DebugPrintError(
"%s not loaded from module %s because of exception:\n %s"
% (swigClassName, name, e))
setattr(this_module, pyClassName, templateContainer)
if namespace is not None:
current_value = namespace.get(pyClassName)
if current_value != None and current_value != templateContainer:
DebugPrintError(
"Namespace already has a value for %s, which is not an itkTemplate instance for class %s. Overwriting old value."
% (pyClassName, cppClassName))
namespace[pyClassName] = templateContainer
else:
# this is a description of a non-templated class
pyClassName, cppClassName, swigClassName = template
try:
swigClass = getattr(module, swigClassName)
except Exception, e:
DebugPrintError(
"%s not found in module %s because of exception:\n %s"
% (swigClassName, name, e))
itkTemplate.registerNoTpl(cppClassName, swigClass)
setattr(this_module, pyClassName, swigClass)
if namespace is not None:
current_value = namespace.get(pyClassName)
if current_value != None and current_value != swigClass:
DebugPrintError(
"Namespace already has a value for %s, which is not class %s. Overwriting old value."
% (pyClassName, cppClassName))
namespace[pyClassName] = swigClass