Christophe,
You could use the isKeyDown(key); to switch to an options dialog if the
"alt" is down when you click on your action tool.
example:
var x=10;
macro "macro1 Action Tool - C000T0d12MTad121"{
if (isKeyDown("alt")) {
x=getNumber("x",x);
exit();
}
print (x);
}
Jerome.
On 5/18/07, Garcion Christophe <
[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to trigger an "Option" macro by double-clicking an
> "Action Tool" macro button in the ImageJ toolbar?
> For instance, with the example toolset macro below I can access my macro
> options only by clicking on the "K" icon, not by double-clicking the
> "J" icon.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Christophe
>
>
> // test tool set
> // place it in /Applications/ImageJ/macros/toolsets/
>
> requires(1.38m);
> var bUserName = true;
> var bJavaHome = false;
> var bJavaVersion = true;
>
>
> macro "Java Info Tool (try to double_click for options) Action Tool -
> T3d14J" {
> FinalString="";
> if (bUserName) {FinalString = FinalString+"User name:
> "+getInfo("user.name")+"\n"; }
> if (bJavaHome) {FinalString = FinalString+"Java home:
> "+getInfo("java.home")+"\n"; }
> if (bJavaVersion) {FinalString = FinalString+"Java version:
> "+getInfo("java.version")+"\n"; }
> showMessage(FinalString);
> }
>
> macro "Java Info Tool (try to double_click for options) Action Tool
> Options" {
> Dialog.create("Java Info Action Tool Options");
> Dialog.addCheckbox("Display user name", bUserName);
> Dialog.addCheckbox("Display java home", bJavaHome);
> Dialog.addCheckbox("Display java version", bJavaVersion);
> Dialog.show();
> bUserName = Dialog.getCheckbox();
> bJavaHome = Dialog.getCheckbox();
> bJavaVersion = Dialog.getCheckbox();
> }
>
> macro "Options for Java Info Tool Action Tool - T3d14K" {
> run("Java Info Tool (try to double_click for options) Action Tool
> Options");
> }
>
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