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[Tarjei Huse]

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Hi, I'm just wondering about a few things related to the ImageJ project
wrt to contributing.

1. Is there a public RCS (Revision Control System) somewhere?

2. How would you like patches?

3. Is there a reason why there is no license released together with the
source code?


Kind regards,
Tarjei
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[Albert Cardona]

Hi Tarjei,

> Hi, I'm just wondering about a few things related to the ImageJ project
> wrt to contributing.
>
> 1. Is there a public RCS (Revision Control System) somewhere?
>  

http://repo.or.cz/w/imageja.git/

Not stricly pure ImageJ, but almost.

> 2. How would you like patches?
>  

Wayne likes full .java files, if possible packed in ij.jar that works.


> 3. Is there a reason why there is no license released together with the
> source code?
>  

Public Domain. That is the license.

What is your expertise Tarjei? What projects do you have in mind? Would
be nice to know.

Cheers,

Albert

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Albert Cardona
http://www.mcdb.ucla.edu/Research/Hartenstein/acardona

[Tarjei Huse]

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Albert Cardona wrote:
> Hi Tarjei,
>
>> Hi, I'm just wondering about a few things related to the ImageJ project
>> wrt to contributing.
>>
>> 1. Is there a public RCS (Revision Control System) somewhere?
>>  
>
> http://repo.or.cz/w/imageja.git/
Git, cool :)
>
> Not stricly pure ImageJ, but almost.
Does it follow the releases? Does it contain extra patches?
>
>> 2. How would you like patches?
>>  
>
> Wayne likes full .java files, if possible packed in ij.jar that works.
Ok. Good to know.
>
>> 3. Is there a reason why there is no license released together with the
>> source code?
> Public Domain. That is the license.
>
> What is your expertise Tarjei? What projects do you have in mind? Would
> be nice to know.
I'm doing a masters in the bright young field of testing webpages using
screenshots.

http://browserbeaten.blogspot.com/2008/01/using-selenium-for-getting-full-image.html
 tells part of the story.

The patches I'm considering is mainly for documentation right now, but
maybe some plugins or some other stuff later.

PS: Why isn't there a complete plugins download?

kind regards,
Tarjei
>
> Cheers,
>
> Albert
>

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[Albert Cardona]

>> What is your expertise Tarjei? What projects do you have in mind? Would
>> be nice to know.
>>    
> I'm doing a masters in the bright young field of testing webpages using
> screenshots.
>
> http://browserbeaten.blogspot.com/2008/01/using-selenium-for-getting-full-image.html
>  tells part of the story.
>  


Sounds very cool.


> The patches I'm considering is mainly for documentation right now, but
> maybe some plugins or some other stuff later.
>
> PS: Why isn't there a complete plugins download?
>  


There is the Tony Collins bundle of plugins + manual for analysis of
images from optical microscopes.

Other collections existed in the past, but to my knowledge were not
mantained.

A plugins manager would be great (one like JEdit has would be absolutely
great). If you want to write it, go ahead. We may eventually create one
... but it's uncertain when -it's not a priority.

As for ImageJA's git repos: it is always updated to the latest (thanks
to Johannes Schindelin), and contains extra patches not in mainstream
ImageJ.

Albert

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Albert Cardona
http://www.mcdb.ucla.edu/Research/Hartenstein/acardona