write macro functions that return values

[Christian Tischer]

Hello,

for instance, the Macro Function

*getCursorLoc(x, y, z, modifiers)*
*
*
*writes values in x,z,y that can be accessed later by other macro functions.
*
*
*
*is it possible to write a plugin like this on my own?*
*
*
*specifically, one of my plugins obtains a file-and foldername and i would
like to "keep" those for later use in the macro in order to construct
filenames for images that i need to save.*
*
*
*Cheers, Tischi*
*
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[Arne Seitz]

Hi Tischi,

maybe you can use the functions Prefs.set() and Prefs.get(). They allow you to write/read parameters to/from the IJ_Prefs.txt file. Maybe not an extremely elegant way but at least it used to work for me.

Cheers
Arne    

-----Original Message-----
From: ImageJ Interest Group [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Christian Tischer
Sent: lundi 17 septembre 2012 18:10
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Subject: write macro functions that return values

Hello,

for instance, the Macro Function

*getCursorLoc(x, y, z, modifiers)*
*
*
*writes values in x,z,y that can be accessed later by other macro functions.
*
*
*
*is it possible to write a plugin like this on my own?*
*
*
*specifically, one of my plugins obtains a file-and foldername and i would like to "keep" those for later use in the macro in order to construct filenames for images that i need to save.*
*
*
*Cheers, Tischi*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*

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[Leon Espinosa-3]

Hello, It seems that the "Calculate threshold for each image" option for "Apply" in the threshold adjustement uses always the default method. Applying the threshold to a fluorescence stack yields the same result with the different methods (Huang, Intermodes, etc.).
Thank you for help...

Leon Espinosa  (ImageJ 1.47c Mac OS 10.6.8)

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