Removal of ANTsImage from top level import

[FIrgolitsch]

Hello,

I've been using ANTsPy in a toolkit I've developed for our lab. In the last version, the ANTsImage class no longer gets imported to the top level of the packages (i.e. I can't use the reference ants.ANTsImage anymore). Is there a reason for this change? I used the type a lot for type hints within the package. Will it now be stable for the future as well? I don't mind updating my toolkit but the change was not documented in any of the commit messages I saw for the update from 0.5.2 to 0.5.3. When importing the class directly from ants.core.ants_image.py I also get a warning that I'm accessing protected members, as the class is not declared in all of the file.

Kind Regards

[cookpa]

Thanks for reporting, I think this happened because of changes in the imports in the sub-package __init__.py. I will take a look

[FIrgolitsch]

Thank you very much for the quick reply! I think if it's added the all array of the ants_image.py file it should work fine again if that's in line with how you want to structure the package.

[cookpa]

All except the top-level init file now avoid the "from X import *" pattern (#373). I agree though it should go back into __all__ in case others do the import that way. I will also add it to core/__init__.py