Oliver,
Here's one way to do it in the Jython interpreter, and/or as a Jython script:
def arrange(rgb, color, mag):
if "red" == color:
index = 1
elif "green" == color:
index = 2
elif "blue" == color:
index = 3
imp = ImagePlus(color + " " + rgb.title,
rgb.stack.getProcessor(index).duplicate())
imp.show()
while imp.window.canvas.magnification != mag:
imp.window.canvas.zoomOut(0,0)
imp.window.setLocation((index-1) * imp.window.width, 0)
imp = WindowManager.getCurrentImage()
imp = ImagePlus(imp.title, imp.getProcessor().duplicate())
WindowManager.setTempCurrentImage(imp)
Converter().run("RGB Stack")
WindowManager.setTempCurrentImage(None)
arrange(imp, "red", 0.25)
arrange(imp, "green", 0.25)
arrange(imp, "blue", 0.25)
I find this code much more informative and powerful than the macro language.
Be careful that the second or third image may lay beyond the screen if it's
tool large. I didn't put in any safety checking whatsoever.
Albert
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