Scale behavior

[Jon Harman]

Hi,

I often have large images that I test algorithms on by first scaling
down to something more managable.  So I use Image->scale a lot.  It is a
very handy tool, thanks for it, but since I use it so much I have a
couple of minor suggestions for improvement  I almost always use the
default, which is to create a new window.  In that case the original is
untouched, yet it gets marked as changed.  Second I wish the default
title of the scaled image could be derived somehow from the original
title, as in the duplicate command.

Thanks,
Jon

[Albert Cardona]

I second that, both problems (1-original gets marked as changed and 2-default
title shoudn't be 'untitled') get in the way in the day-to-day usage.

Albert

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[Gabriel Landini]

On Thursday 09 March 2006 08:59, Albert Cardona wrote:
> I second that, both problems (1-original gets marked as changed and
> 2-default title shoudn't be 'untitled') get in the way in the day-to-day
> usage.

Problem 1 does not seem to happen in the latest ij.jar. You can close an
edited image and it does not ask anything either. I am not sure this is
intended, though.

G.

[Wayne Rasband]

On Mar 9, 2006, at 4:22 AM, Gabriel Landini wrote:

> On Thursday 09 March 2006 08:59, Albert Cardona wrote:
>> I second that, both problems (1-original gets marked as
>> changed and 2-default title shoudn't be 'untitled') get in
>> the way in the day-to-day usage.
>
> Problem 1 does not seem to happen in the latest ij.jar. You
> can close an edited image and it does not ask anything either.
> I am not sure this is intended, though.

When closing images, ImageJ 1.35 does not display a "Save changes?"
dialog because this feature was sometimes causing ImageJ to "hang".

In ImageJ 1.36a, the Image>Scale command will not mark the original
image as changed and the default title is the original title + "-1".

-wayne