Not totally clear Michael,
but "Ctrl+Shift+R" doesn't revert an action but re-loads the original
image from the ssd/harddisk. The image on the ssd/harddisk doesn't know
anything about the new name though.
I think what you see is the expected behavior.
Best
Herbie
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Am 09.02.26 um 22:20 schrieb Cammer, Michael:
We are processing images and then changing the name.
After changing the name using this command
rename(getTitle + "_runproj" + substring(projectionType, 0, 3) + depth);
typing Ctril+Shift+R reverts to the image with the original name.
For instance,
test stack channels.tif
becomes
test stack channels.tif_runprojMax4
We expected reverting should not work because the name was changed, but it
appears that because the image ID wasn't changed, reverting still works.
Is this expected behavior? I though this used to give an error message.
Thank you.
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