No need to copy the macro into a different folder to work on different sets of images. If you want to process files in a different folder, use the getDirectory(string) command to get the path to your files. Have a look at the documentation for the built-in macro functions (
https://imagej.nih.gov/ij/developer/macro/functions.html#G) for further information and links to examples.
Hope this helps,
Volko
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> On May 8, 2018, at 11:27 PM, bens0545 <
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> I want to copy my macro file into different folders, and have the
> macro operate on the files in that folder. Currently I am typing the
> new directory path into the macro, but I would like the macro to get
> the directory that it is in automatically. How can I do this?
The File.directory() macro function returns the path to the directory that a macro was loaded from.
-wayne
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