LUTs Tool, Changing the icons ?

[Gabriel Landini]

Hi,
Following the previous LUTs thread, I wrote a little macro tool to load at
startup (the corresponding fragment is below) .
Pressing the new icon changes the LUT of the current greyscale image (cycles 4
LUTs).

Is this possible to change the picture in the button each time it is pressed?

Cheers,

Gabriel

//-------------------->8--------------------
var GLlut=0;

macro 'Look Up Tables
Tool-C900L222eCf00L323eCfa0L424eCff5L525eCde7L626eC7f0L727eCbfdL828eC7ffL929eC58fLa2aeC60fLb2beCd0dLc2ceCf8fLd2deCfcfLe2eeCfffLf2fe'{
         restorePreviousTool();
   }

  macro "Look Up Tables Tool Selected" {
    if (bitDepth()!=24){
      if (GLlut==0){
        run("Fire");
        GLlut++;
      }
      else if (GLlut==1){
        run("Spectrum");
        GLlut++;
      }
      else if (GLlut==2){
        run("Ice");
        GLlut++;
      }
      else if (GLlut==3){
        run("Grays");
        GLlut=0;
      }
     }
    restorePreviousTool();
  }

//-------------------->8--------------------

[Bo de Lange]

Thanks Gabriel,


Once I'd changed the single ' to double " in the first macro, it worked.
I'm not too bothered about the icon remaining as it is flicking throught
the different LUTs, although it would be fancy to have them change with
the LUT. That  would of course require designing a new  toolbutton for
each LUT.

I've changed two things for myself:
-I've assigned a function key [F2] to cycle through the different LUTs
-I've replaced one of the LUTs with my own specific LUT (pointer to a
file in the plugins folder)

In the course of playing around with these LUTs I learned that the image
I use a lot to test things, Blobs, in fact has an inverted Grays LUT.
This caused me some headaches yesterday. Must be Wayne's idea to keep us
focused, ;-)

//-------------------->8--------------------
var GLlut=0;

macro "Look Up Tables
Tool-C900L222eCf00L323eCfa0L424eCff5L525eCde7L626eC7f0L727eCbfdL828eC7ffL929eC58fLa2aeC60fLb2beCd0dLc2ceCf8fLd2deCfcfLe2eeCfffLf2fe"{
         restorePreviousTool();
   }

  macro "Look Up Tables Tool Selected [F2]" {
    if (bitDepth()!=24){
      if (GLlut==0){
        run("Fire");
        GLlut++;
      }
      else if (GLlut==1){
        open("C:\\Program
Files\\ImageJ\\plugins\\Lookup_Tables\\Spect2-MCID.lut");
        GLlut++;
      }
      else if (GLlut==2){
        run("Ice");
        GLlut++;
      }
      else if (GLlut==3){
        run("Grays");
        GLlut=0;
      }
     }
    restorePreviousTool();
  }

//-------------------->8--------------------

Bo


Gabriel Landini wrote:

> Hi,
> Following the previous LUTs thread, I wrote a little macro tool to load at
> startup (the corresponding fragment is below) .
> Pressing the new icon changes the LUT of the current greyscale image (cycles 4
> LUTs).
>
> Is this possible to change the picture in the button each time it is pressed?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Gabriel
>
> //-------------------->8--------------------
> var GLlut=0;
>
> macro 'Look Up Tables
> Tool-C900L222eCf00L323eCfa0L424eCff5L525eCde7L626eC7f0L727eCbfdL828eC7ffL929eC58fLa2aeC60fLb2beCd0dLc2ceCf8fLd2deCfcfLe2eeCfffLf2fe'{
>          restorePreviousTool();
>    }
>
>   macro "Look Up Tables Tool Selected" {
>     if (bitDepth()!=24){
>       if (GLlut==0){
>         run("Fire");
>         GLlut++;
>       }
>       else if (GLlut==1){
>         run("Spectrum");
>         GLlut++;
>       }
>       else if (GLlut==2){
>         run("Ice");
>         GLlut++;
>       }
>       else if (GLlut==3){
>         run("Grays");
>         GLlut=0;
>       }
>      }
>     restorePreviousTool();
>   }
>
> //-------------------->8--------------------
>  

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[Tony Collins-2]

Nice one. One problem I have with buttons that cycle is that I tend to
whizz past the option I'd like.

Could you use the isKeyDown("shift") to cycle backwards?

Tony




Gabriel Landini wrote:

> Hi,
> Following the previous LUTs thread, I wrote a little macro tool to load at
> startup (the corresponding fragment is below) .
> Pressing the new icon changes the LUT of the current greyscale image (cycles 4
> LUTs).
>
> Is this possible to change the picture in the button each time it is pressed?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Gabriel
>
> //-------------------->8--------------------
> var GLlut=0;
>
> macro 'Look Up Tables
> Tool-C900L222eCf00L323eCfa0L424eCff5L525eCde7L626eC7f0L727eCbfdL828eC7ffL929eC58fLa2aeC60fLb2beCd0dLc2ceCf8fLd2deCfcfLe2eeCfffLf2fe'{
>          restorePreviousTool();
>    }
>
>   macro "Look Up Tables Tool Selected" {
>     if (bitDepth()!=24){
>       if (GLlut==0){
>         run("Fire");
>         GLlut++;
>       }
>       else if (GLlut==1){
>         run("Spectrum");
>         GLlut++;
>       }
>       else if (GLlut==2){
>         run("Ice");
>         GLlut++;
>       }
>       else if (GLlut==3){
>         run("Grays");
>         GLlut=0;
>       }
>      }
>     restorePreviousTool();
>   }
>
> //-------------------->8--------------------

--
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http://www.uhnresearch.ca/wcif               
tel. [phone]
                                       
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McMaster Biophotonics Imaging Facility
Department of Biochemistry and Biomedical Sciences
McMaster University, 1200 Main Street West,
Hamilton, ON, L8N 3Z5

[Gabriel Landini]

On Thursday 30 March 2006 15:38, Tony Collins wrote:
> Could you use the isKeyDown("shift") to cycle backwards?

Yes, good idea. Below is the new version.

If anybody wants to add more LUTs, change the 3s in

   if (GLlut<0) GLlut=3;
   if (GLlut>3) GLlut=0;

for the number of LUTs-1.

Cheers,

Gabriel


 //-------------------->8--------------------
 var GLlut=0;

   macro "Look Up Tables
Tool-C900L222eCf00L323eCfa0L424eCff5L525eCde7L626eC7f0L727eCbfdL828eC7ffL929eC58fLa2aeC60fLb2beCd0dLc2ceCf8fLd2deCfcfLe2eeCfffLf2fe"{
      restorePreviousTool();
   }

  macro "Look Up Tables Tool Selected" {
    if (isKeyDown("shift"))
     GLlut-=1;
   else
     GLlut+=1;

   if (GLlut<0) GLlut=3;
   if (GLlut>3) GLlut=0;

    if (bitDepth()!=24){
      if (GLlut==1) run("Fire");
      else if (GLlut==2) run("Spectrum");
      else if (GLlut==3) run("Ice");
      else if (GLlut==0) run("Grays");
     }
    restorePreviousTool();
  }
 //-------------------->8--------------------

[Gabriel Landini]

I discovered a bug in the macro. Here is an update.
Cheers,

G.

//---------------------->8------------------------
 var GLlut=0;
 macro "Look Up Tables Tool -
C900L222eCf00L323eCfa0L424eCff5L525eCce6L626eC7f0L727eCbfdL828eC6ddL929eC79fLa2aeC60fLb2beCd0dLc2ceCf8fLd2deCfcfLe2eeCfffLf2fe"{
   }
   
   macro "Look Up Tables Tool Options" {
         requires("1.34j");
         restorePreviousTool();
    }

   macro "Look Up Tables Tool Selected" {
    if (isKeyDown("shift"))
     GLlut-=1;
    else
     GLlut+=1;

    if (GLlut<0) GLlut=3;
    if (GLlut>3) GLlut=0;

    if (bitDepth()!=24){
      if (GLlut==1) run("Fire");
      else if (GLlut==2) run("Spectrum");
      else if (GLlut==3) run("Ice");
      else if (GLlut==0) run("Grays");
     }
   wait(20);
   restorePreviousTool();
  }

//---------------------->8------------------------

[simone codeluppi-2]

Hi List!!!!
Does anybody know if there is a version of Object-Image that run on  
ImageJ in os X?
Thanks a lot
Simone


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[Wayne Rasband]

> Does anybody know if there is a version of Object-Image that run on  
> ImageJ in os X?

  Norbert Vischer, the author of Object-Image, it giving a  
presentation titled "Non-destructive marking and integrated image  
analysis using ObjectJ" at the ImageJ conference in Luxembourg. The  
conference program is available online at

     http://imagejconf.tudor.lu/programme

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