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Additional support for NDArray messages in Slicer (changed device factory and added a new device)

igtl::MessageBase::MetaDataMap& outMetaInfo)
{
igtl::NDArrayMessage::Pointer msg;
msg = igtl::NDArrayMessage::New();
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Please use a factory to create the message

bool checkCRC,
igtl::MessageBase::MetaDataMap& outMetaInfo)
{
igtl::NDArrayMessage::Pointer msg;
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2 space indentation

int c = msg->Unpack(checkCRC);


cbcbcpa
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What is this*?

if (!IGTLtoHeader(dynamic_pointer_cast<igtl::MessageBase>(msg), header, outMetaInfo))
return 0;

vtkSmartPointer<vtkDataArray> NDArray_msg = dest->NDArray_msg;
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This shouldn't be copy. Create a new empty pointer
vtkSmartPointer<vtkDataArray> NDArray_msg = vtkSmartPointer<vtkDataArray>::New();

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More than that. You'll have to switch on the IGTL array scalar type so you create the correct type of array (vtkFloatArray, vtkIntArray, etc...)

struct ContentData
{
vtkSmartPointer<vtkDataArray> NDArray_msg;
};
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The ContentData will also have to store what kind of scalar the array is. Use the IGTL type defines for this.

return 0;

vtkSmartPointer<vtkDataArray> NDArray_msg = dest->NDArray_msg;
NDArray_msg->Allocate(msg->GetPackSize());
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This isn't always going to be correct if the pack size contains metadata. Use the message values to determine the necessary array size.

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eg: msg->GetArray()->GetRawArraySize()


vtkSmartPointer<vtkDataArray> NDArray_msg = dest->NDArray_msg;
NDArray_msg->Allocate(msg->GetPackSize());
memcpy(NDArray_msg->GetVoidPointer(0), msg->GetPackPointer(), msg->GetBodySizeToRead());
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Same issue as above, getbodysizetoread may return incorrect array size, use msg->GetArray()->GetRawArraySize()

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lassoan commented Nov 27, 2020

@LauraConnolly thank you for the pull request. Are you sure that this is the correct version? Having the cbcbcpa text in the code would cause syntax error, so it is probably not the working version.

@adamrankin I asked Laura to commit her changes without cleaning up, so that we can have a look and fix issues. She may or may not have the time to clean things up, but I can do one round of cleanup, as long as the implementation works.

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