1.50d 25 October 2015
- Thanks to Peter Haub, added the Selection Rotator tool
to the Toolbar's ">>" menu. To move the selection, hold down
the alt or shift key.
- The Edit>Options>Point Tool dialog,
in multi-point mode, is now non-modal and has a "Counter"
drop down menu. As a shortcut, double click on the multi-point
tool icon to open this dialog.
- A point in a polygon, polyline or point selection can now be
deleted by either alt-clicking or control-clicking on it.
- The File>Import>Raw command now
uses "smart recording" (default options are not recorded).
- Added the Help>Examples>Autorun checkbox menu item.
- Thanks to Michael Schmid, the AVI Reader now opens most oversized (>4GB)
ImageJ AVI 1 files and the AVI Writer uses the AVI 2 format, which is AVI 1
compatible for files up to approx 0.9 GB in size. Use the
Virtual Test Stack
plugin to create multi-gigabyte test stacks.
- Thanks to Bill Christens-Barry, added the WaitForUserDialog.setNextLocation(x,y) method
(macro example).
- Added the add(Roi,name) and remove(name) methods to the Overlay class.
- Added the ThresholdAdjuster.setMethod() method.
- Thanks to Kota Miura, worked around Java 8 bugs that caused cut, copy and paste
to not work in the curve fitter (Analyze>Tools>Curve Fitting).
- Thanks to Jan Eglinger, fixed a bug that caused the Image>Scale
command to ignore the "z=" option when run from a macro.
- Thanks to Stein Rorvik, fixed a bug that caused calibration bars
(Analyze>Tools>Calibration Bar) to remove existing overlays.
- Fixed a bug that caused the Process>Math>Macro
command to not work correctly with 16-bit and 32-bit images if the
macro code called the getPixel() function.
- Fixed a bug that caused the Rotate 90 Degrees Right and
Rotate 90 Degrees Left commands to not correctly handle
non-zero origins.
- Fixed a bug that caused polygon and polyline selections to lose properties
like stroke color and stroke width after deleting one of the selection's
points by alt-clicking on it.
- Thanks to Vytas Bindokas, fixed a bug that caused the waitForUser() macro
function to fail on Windows.
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