diff --git a/Wrapping/Common/mitk_swig_macros.i b/Wrapping/Common/mitk_swig_macros.i
index 3f888e3a49..306df3b123 100644
--- a/Wrapping/Common/mitk_swig_macros.i
+++ b/Wrapping/Common/mitk_swig_macros.i
@@ -1,230 +1,192 @@
 //
 // This file contains macros for swig.
 //
 
 
 
 //
 // MITKSWIG_ADD_HEADERFILE includes a header-file into SWIG
 //
 %define MITKSWIG_ADD_HEADERFILE( classinclude )
   // Include the include file in the generated cpp file
   %{
    #include < ## classinclude ## >
   %}
 
   // Include the given header, where the class definition is found
   %include < ## classinclude ## >
 %enddef
 
 //
 // MITKSWIG_ADD_CLASS is a helper macro in order to do
 // all important stuff in order to wrap an existing
 // class
 //
 %define MITKSWIG_ADD_CLASS(classname, classinclude, nspace)
   MITKSWIG_ADD_HEADERFILE( classinclude )
   // Using class name in order to remove ambigiouties
   %{
     typedef nspace ## :: ## classname classname ## ;
     using nspace ## :: ## classname ;
   %}
   using nspace ##:: ## classname ;
 
   // Typedef is necessary to overcome ambigiouties resulting in the fact that SWIG
   // ignores namespaces. This can lead to some problems with templates.
   typedef nspace ## :: ## classname classname ## ;
 %enddef
 
 
 //
 // MITKSWIG_AUTOMATED_CASTING is a helper macro in order to
 // provide a convinience interface for up/downcasting of
 // classes
 //
 %define MITKSWIG_AUTOMATED_CASTING(classname, classinclude, nspace)
 
   // Define a conversion method to convert from and to types
   %template(ConvertTo ## classname) ConvertTo< nspace ##:: ## classname ## >;
 
   // This extend is necessary to have the automatic cast methods available
 %extend itk::SmartPointer< nspace ## :: ## classname ## ::Self> {
   %pythoncode %{
       def _GetListOfValidItems(self):
         return [str(k) for k in self.GetClassHierarchy() if k in convertion_list.keys() ]
   %}
   %pythoncode %{
     def __getattr__(self, item):
         if type(item)==str:
             if (len(item) > 9) and ('ConvertTo' in item):
                 searchString=item[9:]
                 if searchString in self._GetListOfValidItems():
                     def func_t():
                         return convertion_list[searchString](self)
                     return func_t
   %}
   %pythoncode %{
     def __dir__(self):
         return super().__dir__() + ['ConvertTo'+k for k in self._GetListOfValidItems()]
   %}
 }
 
 %extend  std::vector< nspace ## :: ## classname *>::value_type {
   %pythoncode %{
       def _GetListOfValidItems(self):
         return [str(k) for k in self.GetClassHierarchy() if k in convertion_list.keys() ]
   %}
   %pythoncode %{
     def __getattr__(self, item):
         if type(item)==str:
             if (len(item) > 9) and ('ConvertTo' in item):
                 searchString=item[9:]
                 if searchString in self._GetListOfValidItems():
                     def func_t():
                         return convertion_list[searchString](self)
                     return func_t
   %}
   %pythoncode %{
     def __dir__(self):
         return super().__dir__() + ['ConvertTo'+k for k in self._GetListOfValidItems()]
   %}
 }
 
 %pythoncode %{
  convertion_list['classname'] = ConvertTo ## classname
 %}
 
-
 %enddef
 
 //
 // SWIG_ADD_MITK_CLASS is a helper macro in order to do
 // all important stuff before an mitk::Class is included.
 // Requires the name of the class as it is in c++ as classname
 // and the include file, in which the class is defined.
 // It is assumed that the class is somehow inherited from
 // mitk::BaseData, and supports smartpointers.
 //
 %define SWIG_ADD_MITK_CLASS(classname, classinclude, nspace)
 
   MITKSWIG_ADD_CLASS( classname, classinclude, nspace )
 
   class nspace ## :: ## classname ## ;
   class nspace ## :: ## classname ## ::Pointer;
 
   // Declaring that this class is a smart-pointer class, in order to handle
   // online upcasting where necessary (for example python)
   %feature("smartptr", noblock=1) nspace ##:: ## classname { itk::SmartPointer<nspace ## :: ## classname ## ::Self> }
 
   // Defining the Smartpointer, allows easy access in target language
   %template(classname ## Pointer) itk::SmartPointer<nspace ## :: ## classname ## ::Self>;
 
   // Initianziation of std. vectors containing pointers to these classes. This allows to use
   // vectors of these types as target language arrays.
   %template(Vector ## classname ## Pointer) std::vector< nspace ## :: ## classname ## ::Pointer >;
   %template(Vector ## classname) std::vector< nspace ## :: ## classname ## ::Self *>;
 
   MITKSWIG_AUTOMATED_CASTING(classname, classinclude, nspace)
 %enddef
 
 
 //
 // SWIG_ADD_NONOBJECT_CLASS is a helper macro in order to do
 // all important stuff before an mitk::Class is included.
 // Requires the name of the class as it is in c++ as classname
 // and the include file, in which the class is defined.
 // It is assumed that the class is somehow inherited from
 // mitk::BaseData, and supports smartpointers.
 //
 %define SWIG_ADD_NONOBJECT_CLASS(classname, classinclude, nspace)
   // Include the include file in the generated cpp file
   %{
    #include < ## classinclude ## >
    typedef nspace ## :: ## classname classname ## ;
    using nspace ## :: ## classname ;
   %}
 
   // Include the given header, where the class definition is found
   %include < ## classinclude ## >
   using nspace ##:: ## classname ;
 
   // Typedef is necessary to overcome ambigiouties resulting in the fact that SWIG
   // ignores namespaces. This can lead to some problems with templates.
   typedef nspace ## :: ## classname classname ## ;
 
   class nspace ## :: ## classname ## ;
 
   // Initianziation of std. vectors containing pointers to these classes. This allows to use
   // vectors of these types as target language arrays.
   %template(Vector ## classname ## Pointer) std::vector< nspace ## :: ## classname * >;
   %template(Vector ## classname) std::vector< nspace ## :: ## classname  >;
 
 %enddef
 
 
-
-//
-// SWIG_ADD_NONOBJECT_TEMPLATECLASS is a helper macro in order to do
-// all important stuff before an mitk::Class is included.
-// Requires the name of the class as it is in c++ as classname
-// and the include file, in which the class is defined.
-// It is assumed that the class is somehow inherited from
-// mitk::BaseData, and supports smartpointers.
-//
-%define SWIG_ADD_NONOBJECT_TEMPLATECLASS(classname, classinclude, nspace, tmplstring)
-  // Include the include file in the generated cpp file
-  %{
-   #include < ## classinclude ## >
-   typedef nspace ## :: ## classname classname ## ;
-   using nspace ## :: ## classname ;
-  %}
-
-  // Include the given header, where the class definition is found
-  %include < ## classinclude ## >
-  using nspace ##:: ## classname ;
-
-  // Typedef is necessary to overcome ambigiouties resulting in the fact that SWIG
-  // ignores namespaces. This can lead to some problems with templates.
-  typedef nspace ## :: ## classname classname ## ;
-
-  %template( classname ) nspace ## :: ## tmplstring ## ;
-
-  // Initianziation of std. vectors containing pointers to these classes. This allows to use
-  // vectors of these types as target language arrays.
-  %template(Vector ## classname ## Pointer) std::vector< nspace ## :: ## classname * >;
-  %template(Vector ## classname) std::vector< nspace ## :: ## classname  >;
-
-%enddef
-
-
-
-
 //
 // SWIG_ADD_NONOBJECT_CLASS is a helper macro in order to do
 // all important stuff before an mitk::Class is included.
 // Requires the name of the class as it is in c++ as classname
 // and the include file, in which the class is defined.
 // It is assumed that the class is somehow inherited from
 // mitk::BaseData, and supports smartpointers.
 //
 %define SWIG_ADD_NONOBJECT_NOVECTOR_CLASS(classname, classinclude, nspace)
   // Include the include file in the generated cpp file
   %{
    #include < ## classinclude ## >
    typedef nspace ## :: ## classname classname ## ;
    using nspace ## :: ## classname ;
   %}
 
   // Include the given header, where the class definition is found
   %include < ## classinclude ## >
   using nspace ##:: ## classname ;
 
   // Typedef is necessary to overcome ambigiouties resulting in the fact that SWIG
   // ignores namespaces. This can lead to some problems with templates.
   typedef nspace ## :: ## classname classname ## ;
 
   // Initianziation of std. vectors containing pointers to these classes. This allows to use
   // vectors of these types as target language arrays.
   %template(Vector ## classname ## Pointer) std::vector< nspace ## :: ## classname * >;
 
 %enddef