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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Thank you Johannes and Curtis,<br>
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<div dir="ltr">The method does still exist, but moved to
DatasetService:
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<div class="gmail_extra"> ij.dataset().open(String)</div>
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<div class="gmail_extra">It still returns a Dataset (so no
casting is necessary), but now throws only IOException
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That is good news. <br>
Off-topic question: I was wondering if I can search the ij2 source
for all methods that returns "Dataset" variable for example. If
so, that would make things easier whenever I face a similar
problem, currently I can only search for Class names.<br>
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I have also updated the tutorials accordingly, in case that
helps. Please let us know of any problems with it!
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Thanks again, these are wonderful tutorials, and I hope you would
have time to release some more in the future.<br>
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If you *know* that you want to open an image (and you
need to open it<br>
yourself rather than being nice and asking the user to
open the image or<br>
create it or obtain in any way they want rather than
the way you want them<br>
to) use the ImgOpener class of SCIFIO:<br>
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I will try the ImgOpener later, but for now I will just use the
dataset().open from the dataset() service as I am already testing
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However, I strongly suggest that you try to make your
plugin as flexible<br>
as possible by stating that you want a Dataset as a
@Parameter instead of<br>
forcing the user to store the image as a file and then
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In this regard I am loading the image directly for two benefits,
first when I am testing my code I don't have to choose manually
the image each time. Second, to load and process a set of images
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Ciao,<br>
Johannes<br>
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Thank you again, keep the good work going on :)<br>
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Mohamed Tleis<br>
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