Basics

Array of Indexes

Arrays of indexes are often used in this software, in particular to define the indexes of an image series. All arrays of indexes in the software may be parsed with comma separation. This means that an array of indexes from 1 to 5 may be written: “1,2,3,4,5”. Because this may become a very large text-string (if e.g. you have an image series of 1000 images), a colon-operator is also implemented. Using the colon-operator, the array from 1 to 5, may written: “1:5”. The interval may also be added to the colon-operator. An array of string such as “2,4,6,8,10”, may thus be written as “2:2:10”, where the value in the middle specifies the interval. The colon-operator and the comma-separator may be combined, such that “2,4,6:2:10” have the same meaning as “2:2:10”.

Image files

This software needs to have the image-file paths on a specific format. The file path is defined by the image-folder as well as 4 parameters, as exemplified below:

The software can read “.bmp” files, “.png” files and most “*.tif”-files.

User actions in the GUI

In the graphical user-interface (GUI), most actions are controlled with a confirm-button (V) or a cancel-button (X) (or both). The action-confirm/-cancel buttons are shown with a label indicating which action is active.

No history of user-action is recorded, which means that no actions can be un-done!