Hi all,
Can an IJ macro make a directory? Can an IJ macro command delete files, move files or directories? Did anyone created a plug-in to do this things? Thanks Xavier DARZACQ PhD Department of Anatomy and Structural Biology Albert Einstein College of Medicine Golding Building room 601 1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, New York 10461. Lab: .......718-430-8598 Fax 8697 Personal: 347-427-3714 Cellular: 917-301-9986 [hidden email] / [hidden email] <http://www.singerlab.org/> http://www.singerlab.org I <http://singerlab.org/darzacq/> http://singerlab.org/darzacq/ |
At 10:39 PM 9/13/2005, you wrote:
>Hi all, >Can an IJ macro make a directory? >Can an IJ macro command delete files, move files or directories? >Did anyone created a plug-in to do this things? Hello Xavier, I futzed together a small plugin that can be called from the macro language to make directories on the fly. Check the mailing list archives at http://list.nih.gov/cgi-bin/wa?A1=ind0506&L=imagej#89 for details (thread #89 during June 2005). This does not help you with other operations like deleting/moving files, etc., but it is a start. For somebody with some Java language and plugin writing skills, I think it would literally take them just a few minutes to write some simple, single purpose plugins like the "make directory" one. I think many people would probably benefit from the addition of such file operation functions to the macro language itself. But it's simply a matter of Wayne or somebody else finding the time to do so, and if their schedules are anything like mine and probably yours, I can easily understand why they haven't got to it yet! Hope this gets you started! Mark Besonen >Thanks > > > >Xavier DARZACQ PhD >Department of Anatomy and Structural Biology >Albert Einstein College of Medicine >Golding Building room 601 >1300 Morris Park Avenue >Bronx, New York 10461. >Lab: .......718-430-8598 Fax 8697 >Personal: 347-427-3714 Cellular: 917-301-9986 >[hidden email] / [hidden email] > <http://www.singerlab.org/> http://www.singerlab.org I ><http://singerlab.org/darzacq/> http://singerlab.org/darzacq/ > > |
Thanks a lot, this ir realy a great tool, it will simplify my image
processing since I was curentely spending a lot of time creating empty folders. Thanks for sharing I hope one day I will invest some time ans learn how to develop plug-in things but for now ... Xavier -----Original Message----- From: ImageJ Interest Group [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Mark R. Besonen Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2005 11:29 PM To: [hidden email] Subject: Re: macro:directory creation At 10:39 PM 9/13/2005, you wrote: >Hi all, >Can an IJ macro make a directory? >Can an IJ macro command delete files, move files or directories? >Did anyone created a plug-in to do this things? Hello Xavier, I futzed together a small plugin that can be called from the macro language to make directories on the fly. Check the mailing list archives at http://list.nih.gov/cgi-bin/wa?A1=ind0506&L=imagej#89 for details (thread #89 during June 2005). This does not help you with other operations like deleting/moving files, etc., but it is a start. For somebody with some Java language and plugin writing skills, I think it would literally take them just a few minutes to write some simple, single purpose plugins like the "make directory" one. I think many people would probably benefit from the addition of such file operation functions to the macro language itself. But it's simply a matter of Wayne or somebody else finding the time to do so, and if their schedules are anything like mine and probably yours, I can easily understand why they haven't got to it yet! Hope this gets you started! Mark Besonen >Thanks > > > >Xavier DARZACQ PhD >Department of Anatomy and Structural Biology >Albert Einstein College of Medicine >Golding Building room 601 >1300 Morris Park Avenue >Bronx, New York 10461. >Lab: .......718-430-8598 Fax 8697 >Personal: 347-427-3714 Cellular: 917-301-9986 >[hidden email] / [hidden email] > <http://www.singerlab.org/> http://www.singerlab.org I ><http://singerlab.org/darzacq/> http://singerlab.org/darzacq/ > > |
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