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#ifndef PYSIDE_NUMPY_H
#define PYSIDE_NUMPY_H

#include <sbkpython.h>

#include <pysidemacros.h>

#include <QtCore/QList>
#include <QtCore/QPoint>
#include <QtCore/QPointF>

// This header provides a PyArray_Check() definition that can be used to avoid
// having to include the numpy headers. When using numpy headers, make sure
// to include this header after them to skip the definition. Also remember
// that import_array() must then be called to initialize numpy.

namespace PySide::Numpy
{

bool init();

/// Check whether the object is a PyArrayObject
/// \param pyIn object
/// \return Whether it is a PyArrayObject
PYSIDE_API bool check(PyObject *pyIn);

/// Create a list of QPointF from 2 equally sized numpy array of x and y data
/// (float,double).
/// \param pyXIn X data array
/// \param pyYIn Y data array
/// \return List of QPointF

PYSIDE_API QList<QPointF> xyDataToQPointFList(PyObject *pyXIn, PyObject *pyYIn);

/// Create a list of QPoint from 2 equally sized numpy array of x and y data
/// (int).
/// \param pyXIn X data array
/// \param pyYIn Y data array
/// \return List of QPoint

PYSIDE_API QList<QPoint> xyDataToQPointList(PyObject *pyXIn, PyObject *pyYIn);


} //namespace PySide::Numpy

#ifndef PyArray_Check
#  define PyArray_Check(op) PySide::Numpy::check(op)
#endif

#endif // PYSIDE_NUMPY_H
