http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/tables-and-results-table-tp3687108p3687110.html
can generate non-system tables. Just changing a non-system tabels title to
Results probably isn't enough. Maybe can
right now you have to do this vai Results tabel file I/O.
> On Monday 30 August 2010, you wrote:
> > As I understood, the Results Table is the "object" wich might be
> > manipulated by macro commands...in a recent mail I found the info that
> you
> > can rename any table to Results...that way it should be possible to
> > manipulate data in whatever table, one just has to switch between
> > names...unfortunatly the command IJ.renameResults("Results") doesn't work
> > for me, when I test the command in a little piece of macro I get an error
> > message with function unknown...
>
> I have been assuming (but I might be out of date on this) that there is
> only
> one Results table (that is a number of data arrays) where one can use the
> macros commands:
> getResultLabel(row)
> getResult("Column", row)
> nResults
> setResult("Column", row, value)
> setResult("Label", row, value)
>
> One can of course have more than one text window "tables" formatted with
> columns generated with IJ.log() or IJ.write from a plugin, but I believed
> that
> from these seemingly-but-not-quite-result tables, one cannot retrieve the
> values using the macro get* commands above as they are not "in" the Results
> table arrays despite what one sees on screen.
>
> To put those values in the Results table and be able to retrieve them back
> one
> needs to use the methods listed in:
>
http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/developer/api/ij/measure/ResultsTable.html>
> However seeing some recent comments about more than one results table, I
> wonder if this might have changed.
> It would be very useful to have this clarified.
>
> Regards
>
> Gabriel
>