Using the Script Editor
From Fiji
| Script Editor (Fiji) | |
|---|---|
| Author | Johannes Schindelin, Sumit Dubey (Google Summer of Code 2009) |
| Maintainer | Johannes Schindelin |
| Source | gitweb |
| Initial release | 11 Sep 2008 |
| Latest version | 14 Oct 2009 |
| Development status | beta |
Using the Script Editor
The script editor is an invaluable help when writing scripts in any of Fiji's supported languages.
To get started, start up the script editor:
Then choose a language from the language menu:
Now you can write your script. In this tutorial, Jython was chosen as scripting language, but the process is really the same for all scripting languages.
Once you are satisfied with the script, run it. This does not require saving, but of course, you should save your script later, when it works.
Note that while the script is running, the window title shows the tell-tale (Running).
You can use all of ImageJ's classes right away. Here is an example that shows a dialog where the user can input a number. For details how to write dialogs in the different scripting languages, see Scripting comparisons
