[ome-users] [ome/training-scripts] javascript figure_splitview_layout

[William Moore (Staff)]

Hi,

 Thanks for the feedback and bug report.
I have a fix proposed which works for me:

figureModel.getSelected().forEach(p => {
    var j = p.toJSON();
    for (var c=0; c<j.channels.length; c++){
        // offset to the right each time we create a new panel
        j.x = j.x + (j.width * 1.05);
        // turn all channels off except for the current index
        j.channels = j.channels.map((ch, i) => {
            var newc = Object.assign({}, ch);
            newc.active = i === c;
            return newc;
        });
        // create new panel from json
        figureModel.panels.create(j);
    };
});

I’ve opened a fix with this code at https://github.com/ome/training-scripts/pull/42. It’s not yet been tested by
the OME team, but let us know if it works for you.

  Many thanks,

  Will.



On 28 Sep 2018, at 13:33, Etienne Schmelzer <e.schmelzer at unibas.ch<mailto:e.schmelzer at unibas.ch>> wrote:

Dear Ome-team,
I recently noted a weird, little bug in omero.figure:
By using your javascript  for generating split figures in omero.figure: https://github.com/ome/training-scripts/blob/master/practical/javascript/figure_splitview_layout.js
A splitfigure is generated, where the images show the exact colours, but the “official” channel settings are set to the last channel settings.
Means, as soon one is changing the intensities of all pictures, they will only show the last channel, in this case red.
You are doing amazing work!! Thank you very much for generating so awesome tools, your support and help!!
All the Best
Etienne

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