Blinking Script

[Carlos Milovic]

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function EvolutionEngine()
{
   this.inputFiles = new Array;
   this.bitsPerSample = 8;
   this.floatSample = false;
   this.xev = 0;
   this.yev = 0;


   this.processFiles = function()
   {
      var fileName = 'analysis';
      fileName = File.appendToName( fileName, '_x' );
      fileName = File.appendToName( fileName, Number.toString(this.xev));
      fileName = File.appendToName( fileName, 'y');
      fileName = File.appendToName( fileName, Number.toString(this.yev) );
      //fileName = File.appendToName( fileName, '_x'+Number.toString(this.xev)+'y'+Number.toString(this.yev) );

      var filenamePlot = File.appendToName( fileName, '_plot' );
      var filenameEvo = File.appendToName( fileName, '_evolution' );

      var wPlot = new ImageWindow(this.inputFiles.length, 1001, 1,8, false, false, 'plot');
      var wEvo = new ImageWindow(this.inputFiles.length, 1, 1, 32, true, false, 'pixelEvolution');

      var vPlot = wPlot.mainView;
      vPlot.beginProcess (UndoFlag_NoSwapFile);
      vPlot.image.apply(1);

      var vEvo = wEvo.mainView;
      vEvo.beginProcess (UndoFlag_NoSwapFile);


      for ( var i = 0; i < this.inputFiles.length; ++i )
      {
         var w = ImageWindow.open( this.inputFiles[i] );

         if ( w.length == 0 && i+1 < this.inputFiles.length )
         {
            var msg = new MessageBox( "<p>Unable to load input image file:</p>" +
                                      "<p>" + this.inputFiles[i] + "</p>" +
                                      "<p><b>Continue pixel evolution analysis ?</b></p>",
                                      TITLE, StdIcon_Error, StdButton_Yes, StdButton_No );
            if ( msg.execute() == StdButton_No )
               break;
         }


         for ( var j = 0; j < w.length; ++j )
         {

            var view = w[j].mainView;
            view.beginProcess (UndoFlag_NoSwapFile);

            var f = view.image.sample(this.xev,this.yev,0);
            vEvo.image.setSample( f,i,0);
            var p = 1000-Math.round(1000*f);
            for ( var k = p; k <= 1000; ++k )
              vPlot.image.setSample( 0,i,k);

            view.endProcess();
            w[j].forceClose();
         }
      }

      vPlot.endProcess();
      vEvo.endProcess();

      wPlot.show();
      wEvo.show();

   }
}

var engine = new EvolutionEngine;

As promised... hope this helps (and you takes the ball )

[NKV]

As promised... hope this helps (and you takes the ball )

Thanks Carlos.
One question: Why you use:

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for ( var j = 0; j < w.length; ++j )I not understand in which situation w.length > 1 ?

Any way... ver 2.9
+evolution analysis
PS there are error. so, don't try to use it on single image. fixed

[Carlos Milovic]

To be honest, I didn't understand that either I just used the batch format script as base, and if Juan wrote that, it should have been for a good reason   Anyway, that works

[Carlos Milovic]

Just tried the new feature really fast, and works pretty well. Congrats

[NKV]

Thanks Carlos.
I updated the script above (fixed zero-division problem).
Note, i add auto min/max rejection. So the graph show only distribution between mim/max values in sequence of images.
Also, because the script operate at images in memory, impossible to analyze QTY of images, so independent version of EvolutionEngine is good idea.

[Carlos Milovic]

In fact, this was exactly the same motive why I wanted that to be in your script Mine loaded the images at requests, and this may get pretty boring if you want to inspect several points.

[mmirot]

I get a syntax error on line #1 on all the latest version of this script.

Max

[NKV]

I get a syntax error on line #1 on all the latest version of this script.

Max

Max, please show me report from Processing Console or Print Screen with the error.

[Carlos Milovic]

One question: Why you use:
Code:

for ( var j = 0; j < w.length; ++j )

I not understand in which situation w.length > 1 ?

I figured out that cicle. It is there in the case of stored arrays of images. I think that FITS and TIFF support multiple images to be stored in a single file.

[mmirot]

I get a syntax error on line #1 on all the latest version of this script.

Max

Max, please show me report from Processing Console or Print Screen with the error.

Nevermind,

The script is ok. Fantastic work in fact.
Another kind of problem with my last install was messing it up.

Max

[mmirot]

When I try " save selected" it only saves a single image.
( I made a new directory first)
I assume it was intended to save all checked images.

Max

[NKV]

When I try " save selected" it only saves a single image.

I think you select only one file.
Note: Selected and checked is different. Try again or show me PrintScreen.

[Carlos Milovic]

Don't know if this has been implemented yet... Is there a way to blink using one reference frame (fixed) between the others?

[NKV]

Don't know if this has been implemented yet... Is there a way to blink using one reference frame (fixed) between the others?

Double click at reference frame.

[Carlos Milovic]

Ok!