Hi Glen,
On Wed, 21 Nov 2012, Glen MacDonald wrote:
> I'm thinking its time to start writing plugins, especially to take
> fullest advantage of IJ2.
>
> The tutorial for Javascript,
>
http://fiji.sc/wiki/index.php/Javascript_Scripting, discusses
> differences between ImageJ and FIJI in loading classes, Will these
> differences also exist in IJ2 vs FIJI?
You are probably referring to the classes that are imported by default,
and the load() function which Fiji makes available.
In ImageJ2, we do not plan to import many classes by default. We were
thinking about a single class that offers an ij.IJ-like interface, but not
as static methods; rather, an instance of the ImageJ context will be
available as a global variable. It will look similar but work different.
(We need ImageJ contexts to remove the limitation of just one ImageJ
instance in the current process; something that hurt us in the advanced
applet business -- you cannot have two ImageJ1 applets on the same web
page).
Ciao,
Johannes
P.S.: Note that I will convert the workshop about ImageJ2 plugin writing I
held at the ImageJ conference into an online tutorial soon. When that is
said and done, I will announce it on this list!
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