In case somebody else is interested in this task, meanwhile I've
found a quite satisfying solution (no intermediate image required):
// BEGIN macro snipped
getRawStatistics( n );
getSelectionBounds( x, y, width, height );
snapshot();
setBackgroundColor( 0, 0, 0 );
run( "Clear Outside" );
// fill array with all non zero-valued pixels of the "selection bound"-area
// if these are less than n pixels, then top up with zeros
reset();
// END macro snipped
>Dear experts,
>
>this post concerns ImageJ 1.36b and macro solutions only!
>
>I very much should like to know about an elegant macro approach to
>write the values of all pixels of an arbitrary selection (image
>types: 8-, 16-, 32-bit, but not RGB) to a 1D-array. (The values may
>be written in arbitrary order.)
>
>Presently, I copy the selection to a new image having the size
>defined by the selection bounds and having a NaN-background. Then I
>loop through this image and write all non-NaN values to the 1D-array.
>
>Is there a better/faster way to perform this task with a macro?
>
>Any suggestions welcome
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Herbie
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