Macro language and non-ASCII characters

Posted by Michael Doube-4 on
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Macro-language-and-non-ASCII-characters-tp5002388.html

Dear all,

It seems like non-ASCII characters aren't handled by the macro interpreter, maybe in a platform-dependent way.

Most recently, this macro code gives a NaN result instead of the correct value from the table:

a = getResult("Vol. (µm³)", 0);
print(a);

After running BoneJ's Analyse Particles command. Seems like the ³ breaks it. Previously I broke the macro language by putting a ü in a menu item.

I had a look into the code and fail to see the source of the breakage. Can I make a request that someone more enlightened points me towards the right spot, or somehow makes the macro language understand Unicode?

Michael



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