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Calibrate...

Rudolf Oldenbourg
I use Analyze/Calibrate... in a macro and would like to supress the
generation of the window called "Calibration Function" which pops up every
time Calibrate... is invoked.

Can somebody point me to a solution?

Thank you,
Rudolf
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Re: Calibrate...

Wayne Rasband
On Sep 24, 2008, at 11:30 AM, Rudolf Oldenbourg wrote:

> I use Analyze/Calibrate... in a macro and would like to supress the
> generation of the window called "Calibration Function" which pops
> up every time Calibrate... is invoked.
>
> Can somebody point me to a solution?

This bug is fixed in the v1.41n daily build.

-wayne
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Re: Calibrate...

David Goldenberg
To follow up on this topic, with the "bug" fixed, is there any way to optionally make it a "feature"?  That is, within a macro, is there a way to make the calibration plot appear after executing Anlayze/Calibrate?

Thanks,
David
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Re: Calibrate...

Rasband, Wayne (NIH/NIMH) [E]
On Apr 24, 2012, at 9:57 AM, David Goldenberg wrote:

> To follow up on this topic, with the "bug" fixed, is there any way to
> optionally make it a "feature"?  That is, within a macro, is there a way to
> make the calibration plot appear after executing Anlayze/Calibrate?

In the ImageJ 1.46n daily build, which adds a "Show plot" checkbox to the Analyze>Calibrate dialog, you can add "show" to the run("Calibrate...", ...) options string, as in this example:

  run("Calibrate...", "show function=[Straight Line] unit=[Gray Value] text1=[0 255] text2=[0 1]");

-wayne

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> Thanks,
> David
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Re: Calibrate...

David Goldenberg
Thanks!
David