diff --git a/Wrapping/Common/mitk_swig_common.i b/Wrapping/Common/mitk_swig_common.i index 23d6f7a4b2..42cf0b1f73 100644 --- a/Wrapping/Common/mitk_swig_common.i +++ b/Wrapping/Common/mitk_swig_common.i @@ -1,37 +1,37 @@ // Ignore common warnings: // 302 : Redefinition of Macro, usually not a problem // 362 : Operator= is ignored. Can't help it. // 503 : Can't wrap operator of type "*" unless renamed to a valid identifier, no problem as operator not needed. // 509 : Overloaded function ignored. Usually not a problem, as overloaded functions shouldn't give different results. // 511 : Can't use keyword arguments with overloaded functions #pragma SWIG nowarn=302,362,503,509,511 -// Split the information about the addition files into sub-files: +// Split the information about the additional files into sub-files: %naturalvar; // Includes of STD-Files goes in here %include // Include c++ code in this file. It is basically a c++-header wrapped in the commands so it is included in the std-file %include // SWIG-Macro definition goes in here, for example SWIG_ADD_MITK_CLASS %include // information about classes that are going to be wrapped are in here: %include // // How to wrap a new class: // ------------------------------------ // (1. Add the c++ include file to mitk_swig_cpp_include.i // If the class is in a new module, make sure that this module is added as dependency in cmake ) // This step should no longer be necessary as the corresponding header is now included by // the SWIG_ADD_MITK_CLASS macro. // 2. Add the class definition in mitk_swig_classes.i // If the definition of the class needs new macros, for example because it is not in the core // and has a new Export-Macro, be sure to define this macro first. // If the class inherit from mitk::BaseData use the SWIG_ADD_MITK_CLASS macro, as it defines // some redundante code. // std::vector mitk::GetImageSize(mitk::Image::Pointer image); \ No newline at end of file