Well,
In order to parse whatever kind of file, you'll need to deal with
another library or to implement it by yourself.
For the imageJ related stuff:
To get image pixels:
short[] pixels = (short[])
source.getProcessor().convertToShort(true).getPixels();
(This sample works with short. You might need to look for other types)
To assign values to the image:
pixels[y * width + x] = value;
I don't know how to "refresh" the image with the new values. Maybe
anybody can help with this, but to show it in a new image:
ImageProcessor ipp = new ShortProcessor(width, height, pixels,
null);
ImagePlus output = new ImagePlus("title", ipp);
output.getProcessor().resetMinAndMax();
output.show();
(At least you can test your application until somebody tells us how to
refresh images =P)
Hope this helps :)
Juanjo.
ashish ram escribió:
> Thank you for ur reply.
> In the second problem i already have a list in which the co-ordinates and
> their pixel valuse in a .xls file.For example lets say
>
> x=100,y=222,pixel value=250
> x=110,y=200,pixel value=0
> x=120,y=512,pixel value=30
> x=158,y=200,pixel value=0
> x=146,y=251,pixel value=255
> x=156,y=154,pixel value=250
>
> and so on.All these information about the image will be present in a
> different file (either text or .xls) and during running the program the
> program should read those points from the file and show those points with
> the pixel values specified for them.
>
> Hope u have understood my problem now.I hope to get a reply from you.
>
> Thank you.
> Ashish
>
>
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