@@ -365,21 +365,21 @@ \section{Tests}
365365\item \texttt {itkTestingMacros.h }: it contains a number of macros that allow
366366testing of basic object properties:
367367\begin {itemize }
368- \item \code {EXERCISE \_ BASIC\_ OBJECT\_ METHODS()}: verifies whether the class and
368+ \item \code {ITK \_ EXERCISE \_ BASIC\_ OBJECT\_ METHODS()}: verifies whether the class and
369369superclass names provided match the RTTI, and exercises the \code {PrintSelf()}
370370method. Since the \code {PrintSelf()} method prints all class member variables,
371371this macro, when exercised, can identify uninitialized member variables.
372- \item \code {TEST \_ SET\_ GET\_ VALUE()}: once a member variable value has been set
372+ \item \code {ITK \_ TEST \_ SET\_ GET\_ VALUE()}: once a member variable value has been set
373373using the corresponding Set macro, this macro verifies that the value provided
374374to the \code {Set()} method was effectively assigned to the member variable
375375by comparing it to the value returned by the \code {Get()} value.
376- \item \code {TEST \_ SET\_ GET\_ BOOLEAN()}: exercises the \code {Set()/Get()},
376+ \item \code {ITK \_ TEST \_ SET\_ GET\_ BOOLEAN()}: exercises the \code {Set()/Get()},
377377and \code {On()/Off()} methods of class applied to a boolean member variable.
378378\end {itemize }
379- \item \code {TRY \_ EXPECT\_ NO\_ EXCEPTION()}: exercises a method which is expected to
379+ \item \code {ITK \_ TRY \_ EXPECT\_ NO\_ EXCEPTION()}: exercises a method which is expected to
380380return with no errors. It is only required for methods that are known to throw
381381exceptions, such as I/O operations, filter updates, etc.
382- \item \code {TRY \_ EXPECT\_ EXCEPTION()}: exercises a method in the hope of detecting
382+ \item \code {ITK \_ TRY \_ EXPECT\_ EXCEPTION()}: exercises a method in the hope of detecting
383383an exception. This macro allows a test to continue its execution when setting
384384test cases bound to hit a class' exception cases. It is only required for
385385methods that are known to throw exceptions, such as I/O operations, filter
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