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Bugzilla – Bug 667 |
results display - analyze-measure |
Last modified: 2013-09-26 10:47:33 CDT |
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Created attachment 119 this is my macro if i use my macro, values after measuring do not appear as they were measured. result table is displaying fictive values, being sometimes only 1,2,3 as mean of gray value. since i can see the values on the table during measurement, i know that the displayed values have nothing to do with the measured ones. if i do not use my macro, but step by step, values are identical to those observed during the measurement. thanx marionThe run("Close") statement may be closing the Results window. Use close() instead. The close() function closes the active image; run("Close") closes the active window. The macro should also specify what gets measured using a statement something like run("Set Measurements...", "area mean display redirect=None decimal=3"); which can be created by recording the Analyze>Set Measurements command. Also, the macro will run much faster if you run it in batch mode by adding setBatchMode(true) to the beginning.