Dear Alex and IJ2 developers,
TANGO uses its own library for image processing and object analysis. We
use ImageJ and IJ1 mainly for opening images and drawing Rois of our 3D
objects as a overlay of the image. We would be happy to discuss more
about integration of TANGO into IJ2 . For completeness if you want to
add plugins into TANGO (filtering, segmentation, or measurements),you
can use our own MCIB library. We however already provide basic functions
to exchange image data between TANGO and IJ1, maybe we should write,
using some help, basic data exchange between TANGO and IJ2.
Best,
Thomas
PS : in copy the main developer of TANGO, Jean
On 29/05/15 05:25, Curtis Rueden wrote:
Hi Alex,
> One of the developers of TANGO told me to use ImageJ1 because he
> wasn't sure how the switch between libraries is managed. Do I need to
> reinstall in this case?
When he says "use ImageJ1" he means:
http://imagej.net/download.html
But please, encourage the TANGO developer to contact the imagej-devel
mailing list to discuss any roadblocks to TANGO working properly in
ImageJ2. It would be best for TANGO to be distributed via an ImageJ
update site, which are only supported in ImageJ2.
Regards,
Curtis
On Thu, May 28, 2015 at 3:48 PM, Alexandra Bortnick
<alexandra.bortn...@gmail.com <mailto:alexandra.bortn...@gmail.com>>
wrote:
Hi Curtis,
One of the developers of TANGO told me to use ImageJ1 because he
wasn't sure how the switch between libraries is managed. Do I need
to reinstall in this case?
-Alex
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