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Rainnie, JA \(John\)
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Registered: February 2005
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Hi Benjamin
What sort of ROI did you have in mind - a rectangular ROI defined by 2
points or a freehand type?
John
-----Original Message-----
From: Benjamin Hornberger [mailto:benjamin.hornberger@stonybrook.edu]
Posted At: 03 June 2005 18:45
Posted To: idl-pvwave
Conversation: defining regions of interest in widget programs
Subject: defining regions of interest in widget programs
Hi all,
It's the first time I'm trying to define and use ROIs, so I have the
basic question of what's the best way to do it. Basically, I want to
allow the user to define a ROI in a widget program, be able to display
it with some kind of color shading (possibly the original image shining
through) and manipulate the image pixels within the ROI. I checked the
IDL help and the newsgroup archive and drew the following conclusions
(without doing much testing yet):
1. DEFROI is not for widget programs.
2. CW_DEFROI is meant to do what I want, but is kind of clunky.
According to the source code, it's been written 1993 and never updated.
3. XROI would actually work well, but (1) opens the image in its own
window, while I would prefer to define the ROI in my existing draw
widget, and (2) offers tons of options which will confuse the user
(statistics, histogram, multiple ROIs, even loading a new image) and
which I would preferably not offer to him.
4. David recommends to write your own code to define ROIs. As I
understand it, I would include some code to draw a freehand or polygon
path and then use POLYFILLV to get all indices of the ROI.
I'd appreciate any comments and recommendations. Does anyone has
home-made code to do the job?
Thanks,
Benjamin
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