Posted by
Christine Labno-2 on
Nov 05, 2015; 4:20pm
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/active-mouse-within-a-macro-tp5014856p5014861.html
Hi Jeremy,
How about a wait for user command? That would pause the macro and pop up a dialog box instructing the use to click on the desired image and then to click OK in the dialog box. The clicked image would then be the "current" image, so the macro would do the processing you want, and then you could insert a second wait for user command to pause and allow clicking on the second image to process. So your code would look like this:
waitForUser("click the first image");
// code to process first image here
waitForUser("click the second image");
// code to process second image here
Best,
Christine
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Subject: active mouse within a macro
I would like to use the mouse within a macro to select a pair of images to process - I can't see how.
I can give the images names before the macro runs and use the names within the macro, but it would be much less just to select them with the mouse.
Suggestions would be appreciated.
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