Hi Mohamed, On Fri, 19 Jul 2013, Mohamed Tleis wrote:
> In you last update, you changed the IOService, and now it is not > possible to use the ij.io().loadDataset method. the new ij.io().open > method returns an object that cannot be cast into Dataset. Would you > show us a little example on how to open a Dataset now? Please note that the I/O part of ImageJ2 in particular is still in heavy development mode. You need to expect it to change a lot. Now, to the IOService in particular: if you expect it to load only Dataset instances, you use the wrong service. Remember, ImageJ2 also wants to open macros and scripts, and result tables, and basically a *lot* on top of images. That is why the open() method now returns an object. If you *know* that you want to open an image (and you need to open it yourself rather than being nice and asking the user to open the image or create it or obtain in any way they want rather than the way you want them to) use the ImgOpener class of SCIFIO: http://jenkins.imagej.net/view/SCIFIO/job/SCIFIO-javadoc/javadoc/io/scif/img/ImgOpener.html However, I strongly suggest that you try to make your plugin as flexible as possible by stating that you want a Dataset as a @Parameter instead of forcing the user to store the image as a file and then read it back. Ciao, Johannes _______________________________________________ ImageJ-devel mailing list [email protected] http://imagej.net/mailman/listinfo/imagej-devel
