On Jul 8, 2013, at 8:04 PM, JasonR1234 wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> ImageJ version 1.47i included this update: "Fixed a bug that caused the
> String.copyResults() macro function to ignore selections, which is not
> consistent with the Results window's Edit>Copy command."
>
> However, this has broken one of my macros and I can't find a simple fix. As
> it's written, my macro generates output in the results table then copies the
> whole set of results using String.copyResults() and String.paste(). This
> doesn't work now. I figured out what the issue is but can't solve it.
The ImageJ 1.48a daily build fixes a bug that caused the "Results" window Edit>Copy command, and the String.copyResults() macro function, to not work if there was only one line in the table.
-wayne
> Before 1.47i, using String.copyResults() copied the whole set of results, no
> matter what. Now, if you select a specific row, it will copy only that row.
> HOWEVER, If you do not select a row, it will not copy anything. The only way
> to copy the whole results table is to select all rows. This seems
> reasonable, but I can't figure out a way to select any rows of the results
> table automatically in a macro. I can only do it by hand. Is there a way to
> specify which rows to copy using macro code?
>
> I could probably write something to explicitly copy all the fields in the
> results table and use that, but it seems like the String.copyResults()
> function is worthless for anyone using it in a macro now unless there is
> also a way to specify which rows to copy. Is there a way to do this? Or is
> there another simple way to copy the complete results set??
>
> Thanks in advance for any help.
>
> -Jason
>
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