Thanks Michael
it surprises me as well that why it is not working -
and it is a java applications (not BatchMode macro) ... the call to
showProgress was also in the outerloop but did not work and I thought it
needs to be called frequently to refresh
and that also did not work ... .
Also, some other process is writing some progress 'Percentage Done x%,
... Esc' to abort' at the bottom left corner and I was thinking that
this might be causing the problem ...
Anyway, I am calling a form and I will try to call the java progress bar
on that form area if I can not find the solution of the current problem.
- Tamjid
Michael Schmid wrote:
> Hi Tamjid,
>
> your code should work, although I don't understand why you don't call
> showProgress in the outer loop.
> You won't see the progress bar if you run it in a BatchMode macro. In
> BatchMode, only the showProgress macro command has an effect; progress
> bars of plugins are suppressed.
>
> Michael
> ________________________________________________________________
>
> On 25 May 2010, at 02:49, Md Tamjidul Hoque wrote:
>
>> Dear All,
>>
>> I don't know what I am missing but I could not make the
>> simple progress bar (and 'status') working.
>> The operation ran at least 2 minutes (i.e > 1 second, so it should
>> be displayed). I tried in the following way(s):
>>
>> ...
>> import ij.gui.*; // each file has 88 slices to be processed and there
>> are around 36 such files
>> ...
>> ...
>> for (int i = 0; i < my_file_names.size(); i++)
>> { .... for (page = stack.getSize(); page > 0; page--)
>> { ...
>> IJ.showStatus("Slice/Image-file: " + page + "/" +
>> stack.getSize()) ;
>> IJ.showProgress(i, my_file_names.size()); // Or,
>> IJ.showProgress((double)i/my_file_names.size());
>> ...
>> }
>> }
>>
>> Do I have to make anything enabled in the option menu (where?) or do
>> I have to set the property progressbar visible (how?) ... ?
>>
>>
>> Thanks
>> Tamjid
>
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