Hi N,
this manual break into your automatic macro will do:
run("Threshold..."); // to open the threshold
window if not opened yet
waitForUser("set the threshold and press OK, or cancel to exit
macro");
// pauses the
execution and lets you access ImageJ manually
// as long as you
don't press OK, which resumes the macro execution
run("Convert to Mask"); // to binarize, if you use this
command, don't press 'Apply' in the threshold window
J
On 12 August 2011 17:45, nandini189 <
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> Hi Guys,
>
> I want to write a macro. My first two commands of the macro are given
> below.
>
> Run("8-bit");
> Run("Find Edges");
>
> After these two commands I want to run the threshold command but I want to
> be able to set the threshold manually. Run("Threshold") automatically sets
> the threshold which is not favourable for me.
>
> Can anyone tell me what command I would need to use.
>
> Thanks
> N
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