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Hi david,
I´m not sure what you refer to as "name"?!:
if you are talking of Java objects, imp is the "name" to the respective
ImagePlus here (or to be more exact, a variable that holds a reference to
it)
On the macro level, (which can also apply to Java "objects"), each image
(ImagePlus) has also a numerical id to identify it or you can search for
the "title" of the
"image" (which is not necessarily unique)
Also, in the case you do not specify any imp/id, there is always an
"active", resp. "current" or topmost image that IJ will use.
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Wayne,
If I wanted to do this with a specific ImageProcessor or ImageStack object,
would I then just use appropriate object name?
David
On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 4:01 PM, Wayne Rasband <
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> > I put this into some Java code that first creates a Stack
> > and inserts it into an ImagePlus object. but, say I had more
> > than 1 Stack/ImagePlus combo, how does IJ.run("Abs",
> > "stack") know which stack to use?
>
> Use the version of the run method that takes an ImagePlus object as an
> argument, for example
>
> IJ.run(imp, "Abs", "stack");
>
> -wayne
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