Command line non-interactive save as jpeg

[Jon Harman-3]

Hi,

I would like to use the ImageJ command line to process an image then
save it as a jpeg.  Is there any command I can run to save the file that
will not require any user input.  I want to do something like:
imagej filename -run command -run Jpeg...
But this brings up a saveas dialog.

Jon

[Gabriel Lapointe]

Hello Jon,
From the macro recorder:
saveAs("Jpeg", "/path/fileName.jpg");

in a macro it works without bringing a dialogue. However, if you don't
put the filename as an option it will bring a dialogue box.

Gabriel Lapointe

Jon Harman wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I would like to use the ImageJ command line to process an image then
> save it as a jpeg.  Is there any command I can run to save the file
> that will not require any user input.  I want to do something like:
> imagej filename -run command -run Jpeg...
> But this brings up a saveas dialog.
>
> Jon
>

[Jon Harman-3]

Hi,
You are right that I can use a macro, although it is a little clumsy.
Here is what I do:
imagej filename -run command -macro SaveJpeg.txt

I wrote the following macro:
// Save As JPEG

   macro "SaveJPEG" {
     saveAs("jpeg", getDirectory("image") + getTitle());
      close();
   }


Gabriel Lapointe wrote:

> Hello Jon,
>>From the macro recorder:
> saveAs("Jpeg", "/path/fileName.jpg");
>
> in a macro it works without bringing a dialogue. However, if you don't
> put the filename as an option it will bring a dialogue box.
>
> Gabriel Lapointe
>
> Jon Harman wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I would like to use the ImageJ command line to process an image then
>> save it as a jpeg.  Is there any command I can run to save the file
>> that will not require any user input.  I want to do something like:
>> imagej filename -run command -run Jpeg...
>> But this brings up a saveas dialog.
>>
>> Jon
>>
>