Thank you both. > in your second macro, you need > Table.update(tabName); > after modifying the table.
This works! So far, I didn't need the wait() statement - obviously my computer is slow enough or fast enough. Best regards Norbert On 8. Apr 2024, at 10:18, Michael Schmid <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Norbert, > > in your second macro, you need > Table.update(tabName); > after modifying the table. > (If it does not work, there might be a race condition; then you may also need > a short delay such as wait(200) before bringing the image to the foreground, > to ensure the correct sequence of the display operations.) > > The reason is the following: > For performance reasons, during a macro, the displayed tables are not > immediately updated when the contents changes. The macro Interpreter > remembers that a table was modified and updates the display at the very end. > This is what puts your table to the front. > > Best, > > Michael > ________________________________________________________________ On 07.04.24 12:56, Norbert Vischer wrote: > Hello all, > Has anyone an advice how to put the table behind? > In the first macro I create an image and a table. > In the second macro I want to modify table behind the image - but the table > occupies the image! > Best regards, Norbert > //====== > var tabName = "MyTable.csv"; > macro "Create Table and Image [a]"{ > close("ABC"); > close(tabName); > Table.create(tabName); > Table.setColumn("Nums", newArray(10), tabName); > newImage("ABC", "8-bit ramp", 1000, 600, 1); > run("Maximize"); > } > macro "Change table [b]"{ > Table.set("Nums", 3, random, tabName); > selectImage("ABC"); > } > -- > ImageJ mailing list: http://imagej.nih.gov/ij/list.html -- ImageJ mailing list: http://imagej.nih.gov/ij/list.html -- ImageJ mailing list: http://imagej.nih.gov/ij/list.html
