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Within the interpreter, all ImageJ, java.lang.* and TrakEM2 classes are automatically imported. Once this issue is fixed, the unified Script Interpreter will replace the language-specific interpreters such as the Jython Interpreter. But it is currently beta quality, and the Python language does not work properly due to bugs. Note that ImageJ also ships a unified Script Interpreter plugin, accessible from Plugins › Scripting › Script Interpreter. See Scripting Help for all keybindings, and also Scripting comparisons. Launch it from Plugins › Scripting › Jython Interpreter.

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Type any jython code on the prompt to interact with ImageJ. The interpreter provides a screen and a prompt.

Select an example Jython script from the Templates › › Python menu.

4.11 Catching errors from a running macro.4.10 Reading command line arguments given to a script.4.9 Inline java code inside jython: the Weaver.4.8 Creating multi-dimensional native java arrays.4.6 Defining a class and creating instances of the new class.4.4 Error handling with try / except / finally.4.2 Specifying the encoding of the source.4.1 Getting a list of all members in one package.3.19 Skeletonize an image and analyze the skeleton.3.18 Open and save movies with the FFMPEG I/O plugin.

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3.17 Open all series in a LIF file with Bio-Formats.

3.16 Apply a binary mask to every slice in an image stack.

3.15 Open the slices of a very large multi-image stack file one by one, and save each as a new image file.

3.14 Create a virtual stack from the TIF files present in a folder and its subfolders, recursively.

3.13 Add a key listener to the canvas of every open image.

3.12 Add a mouse listener to the canvas of every open image.

3.11 Correct illumination in a stack: apply the illumination of one slice to all others.

3.10 Sort all points of a PointRoi into a chain by distance to each other.

3.9 Visualize any number of TIFF stacks in a single composite multi-color image stack.

3.8 Extract a specific color channel for a given time frame of a composite image.3.7 Subtract the minimal value to an image.3.6 Removing bleeding from one channel to another.3.5 Obtain/View histogram and measurements from an image.and counting particles, and measuring their areas 3.3 Running a watershed plugin on an image.3.2.3 Creating a random image, the easy way.3.1 Defining variables: obtaining the current image.2.2 Workflow for creating Jython scripts.If we use a TextView, we’re swapping out some text in a view tText("something"). Every time the user clicks a button, we need to change a TextView’s content with each date. Suppose we’re navigating through a list of dates, as mentioned earlier. TextView and TextSwitcher work in a similar way. TextSwitcher replaces a TextView and ImageSwitcher replaces an ImageView.

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So to make our transitions more visually appealing, Android provides two classes called TextSwitcher and ImageSwitcher. It’d be nice to have a way to apply different animations to content being swapped. If we use the default TextView, you’ll notice there’s no eye candy when we swap its content. Navigating through a list of dates with Left and Right buttonsĬhanging the contents of a view is a basic function of most applications, but it doesn’t have to be boring.Imagine you need to cycle through information in a TextView or in an ImageView. Hack 5 Snappy transitions with TextSwitcher and ImageSwitcher: Android v1.6+ You’ll find different examples that use a variety of APIs to add animations to your application widgets. In this chapter, you’ll learn about animations.