http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Macro-help-result-file-save-tp3694038p3694041.html
The getInfo() macro function will return the information. Then use
the rename() function to rename the image. Here's how to rename the
> Dear all:
> I try to do the following:
> once a image is opened (a dicom format) , I would like to rename
> its original name to be replaced by a specific caracter sequence
> (string) of a line of the Show Info .
> Pls, is ther some way to do this with ImageJ in a automatic fashion?
> Thank yu evry much for your kindness
> JFC
>
> --- El jue, 15/1/09, Wayne Rasband <
[hidden email]> escribió:
>
> De: Wayne Rasband <
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> Asunto: Re: Macro help - result file save
> Para:
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> Fecha: jueves, 15 enero, 2009 5:52
>
> On Jan 15, 2009, at 10:57 AM, Wu, Yuhong wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I have a question regarding writing macro to save result files from
>> "analyze particle".
>>
>> As an exmaple, I can open an image and run analyze particle and save
>> measurements into an excel file in a pre-defined folder with a
>> pre-defined name : saveAs("Measurements",
> "C:\\Documents and
>> Settings\\Desktop\\Results.xls"); ".
>>
>> But what I would like to do is to use getDirectory("image") and
>> getTitle("image") so to save the excel file:
>> (1) in the folder that contains the image and
>> (2) with a title that reflects the image being analyzed, say "Results
> -
>> xx.xls" (xx is the image name).
>>
>> For some reason, I can create new images and save those as I
>> wanted. But
>> not for the results.xls files.
>>
>> Any help is greatly appreciated - thanks in advance!
>>
>> Yuhong
>
> Here is macro that does this. It removes the extension from the
> image title and
> replaces it with ".xls" because saveAs("Measurements", path)
> doesn't do it, although it probably should.
>
> open("");
> run("Measure");
> dir = getDirectory("image");
> name = getTitle;
> index = lastIndexOf(name, ".");
> if (index!=-1) name = substring(name, 0, index);
> name = name + ".xls";
> saveAs("Measurements", dir+name);
> print(dir+name);
>
> -wayne
>
>
>
>