Resize window and image in a macro

[lechristophe]

dear all,

With macro language, I'm trying to get images to be displayed in a
window of specified size at a zoom that fills the window. Thanks to the
new setLocation(x,y,width,height) from 1.39a I can specify the location
and the size of the window, but it doesn't change the magnification of
the image displayed in the window. How can I specify the magnification
of the image ("zoom") in order to properly fill (with info line and
stack slider) the window ? In the macro language there is only a
getZoom() function but no setZoom(), and the macro recorder doesn't
record actions with the zoom tool.

A perfect new function would a setZoom("fill") with the "fill" option
that adjust the zoom to the size of the window... In the meantime, do
you know how to do it ?

Christophe Leterrier

[Gabriel Landini]

On Wednesday 12 September 2007 14:59:53 Christophe Leterrier wrote:
In the macro language there is only a
> getZoom() function but no setZoom(), and the macro recorder doesn't
> record actions with the zoom tool.

There is a Image>Zoom>In command. Record that one, not the tool.
G.

[Wayne Rasband]

In ImageJ 1.39e, due next week, the setLocation(x,y,width,height) macro
function automatically sets the magnification so that the image fills
the window.

-wayne

On Sep 12, 2007, at 9:59 AM, Christophe Leterrier wrote:

> dear all,
>
> With macro language, I'm trying to get images to be displayed in a
> window of specified size at a zoom that fills the window. Thanks to
> the new setLocation(x,y,width,height) from 1.39a I can specify the
> location and the size of the window, but it doesn't change the
> magnification of the image displayed in the window. How can I specify
> the magnification of the image ("zoom") in order to properly fill
> (with info line and stack slider) the window ? In the macro language
> there is only a getZoom() function but no setZoom(), and the macro
> recorder doesn't record actions with the zoom tool.
>
> A perfect new function would a setZoom("fill") with the "fill" option
> that adjust the zoom to the size of the window... In the meantime, do
> you know how to do it ?
>
> Christophe Leterrier
>