saveas window name + a tag

[Michael Doube-2]

Hi all

Hopefully this is a 2-second problem.

I'd like to incoporate a saveAs("Jpeg", windowtitle+endtag.jpg) type of
line in a macro, but I just can't get it to work.

Basically, the macro opens 2 raw files and combines them as an
anaglyph.  The anglyph is saved as a new file, whose name should be
something like rawfile1_anaglyph.jpg.

The macro looks like this at the moment:

run("Raw...", "image=8-bit width=1536 height=1536 offset=128 number=1
gap=0");
name=getTitle;
tag="_anag.jpg";
run("RGB Color");
run("Raw...", "image=8-bit width=1536 height=1536 offset=128 number=1
gap=0");
run("RGB Color");
run("Two Shot Anaglyph");
saveAs("Jpeg", name+tag);
close();
close();
close();

Cheers

Mike

[Kirmse Robert]

 Hi Mike,

I did it this way and it worked

-----------------------------------
function SaveXY () {

var path = getDirectory("image");

        if(useIt==true) {
                 path = user_path;
        }

        saveAs("XY Coordinates", path+fileName+number+".txt");
        showMessage("XY-Data saved to: "+path+fileName+number+".txt");
        number++;


}
------------------------
number, fileName and path are global variables
number is a continous number counting up.

If the user didn´t gave a loaction (user_path) the, in this case
coordinates, are saved where the images
is located.

Hope that helps,

Cheers
robert



-----Original Message-----
From: ImageJ Interest Group [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of
Michael Doube
Sent: Mittwoch, 1. März 2006 17:12
To: [hidden email]
Subject: saveas window name + a tag

Hi all

Hopefully this is a 2-second problem.

I'd like to incoporate a saveAs("Jpeg", windowtitle+endtag.jpg) type of line
in a macro, but I just can't get it to work.

Basically, the macro opens 2 raw files and combines them as an anaglyph.
The anglyph is saved as a new file, whose name should be something like
rawfile1_anaglyph.jpg.

The macro looks like this at the moment:

run("Raw...", "image=8-bit width=1536 height=1536 offset=128 number=1
gap=0"); name=getTitle; tag="_anag.jpg"; run("RGB Color"); run("Raw...",
"image=8-bit width=1536 height=1536 offset=128 number=1 gap=0"); run("RGB
Color"); run("Two Shot Anaglyph"); saveAs("Jpeg", name+tag); close();
close(); close();

Cheers

Mike