| Scripting Resources for DigitalMicrograph™ |
Example: Export an ImageDisplay as an RGB image |
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Function |
An example script which shows how to use the ImageDisplayGetExportImage() to create an RGB image for export. |
Version |
2015038, v1.0 |
Author |
D. R. G. Mitchell |
Acknowledgements |
Assistance supplied by Vincent Hou - with thanks. |
Comments |
This script will get the front-most image and create from its display an RGB image at full resolution. This is a great way of creating an RGB image for export.
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System Requirements |
Should be compatible with all recent versions of DigitalMicrograph. |
Known Issues |
- |
Supported |
Yes |
Included Files |
Main script file. |
Source Code |
// Example script which shows how to use the ImageDisplayGetExportImage() // function. This script will get the front-most image and create from its // display an RGB image at full resolution. This is a great way of creating // an RGB image for export.
// version:20150328, v1.0, // D. R. G. Mitchell, adminnospam@dmscripting.com (remove the nospam to make this address work) // March 2015, www.dmscripting.com
// Acknowledgements: This code is from Vincent Hou - with thanks. The only ExportMode which // is supported is 7. This creates an RGB image. No annotations are transferred to the // resulting RGB image
// Source the front-most image
image img := GetFrontImage() ImageDisplay clutDisplay, imgDisp = img.ImageGetImageDisplay(0) number exportMode = 7 // export as a RGB image - other values are not supported
// clutdisplay is a null imagedisplay
RGBImage rgbimg:= ImgDisp.ImageDisplayGetExportImage( exportmode, clutDisplay ) rgbImg.ShowImage()
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