ons, 24 02 2010 kl. 04:02 +0100, skrev David Grundberg:
> Søren Hauberg skrev:
> > The obvious extension is to allow for
> >
> > J = imread ("myfile.tif", 3:5);
> >
>
> This is already supported. The result J is a four-dimensional matrix. I
> think it makes perfect sense.
Ahh, that is indeed a good solution. It seems like Matlab supports
something similar, but only for gif images. I don't really have any
multi-frame gif images (I don't think I have any gif images at all,
actually), so I can't check if they use the same API.
Also, for gif images it seems they support doing
J = imread ('myfile.gif', 'frames', 'all');
which is kinda what is being suggested here. I guess we should try to
copy this API.
Søren
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