#@ Integer (Label = "Number of categories", value=2, min=1, stepSize=1) N_category #@ PrefService pref #@ ImageJ ij ''' This script can be used to manually classify full images from a stack into N user-defined categories. A first window pops up to request the number of categories. A second window follows asking for the name to use for those categories. Finally a third window will show up with one button per category. Clicking on the button will generate a new entry in a table with the image name and the category. It will also skip to the next slice for stacks. ''' from ij.gui import GenericDialog from java.awt import GridLayout, Button, Panel from java.awt.event import ActionListener from QualiAnnotations import CustomDialog, getTable, ButtonAction import os class ButtonAction(ActionListener): '''Define what happens when a button is clicked''' def actionPerformed(self, event): '''Update the selected category and doAction to fill the table''' winButton.selectedCategory = event.getSource().getLabel() winButton.doAction() class ButtonDialog(CustomDialog): ''' Annotation dialog, also define keyboard shortcut and function to fill the table doAction() is defined in the mother class customDialog ''' def __init__(self, title, message, panel, choiceIndex): CustomDialog.__init__(self, title, message, panel) self.choiceIndex = choiceIndex self.selectedCategory = "" def fillTable(self, table): if self.choiceIndex==0: # single category column table.addValue("Category", self.selectedCategory) else: # 1 column/category with 0/1 for cat in listCat: if cat == self.selectedCategory: table.addValue(cat, 1) else: table.addValue(cat, 0) def keyPressed(self, keyEvent): ''' Map button to keyboard shortcuts (use F1..F12) ie one can press F1 to assign to the first category instead of clicking the button ''' code = keyEvent.getKeyCode() if code in listShortcut: index = listShortcut.index(code) self.selectedCategory = listCat[index] self.doAction() ############### GUI - CATEGORY DIALOG - collect N classes names (N define at first line) ############# Win = GenericDialog("Categories names") choice = ["a single category column", "1 column per category"] indexDefault = pref.getInt("table_style", 0) Win.addChoice("Classification table shoud have", choice, choice[indexDefault] ) # Add N string field to get class names for i in range(N_category): listCat = pref.getList(ij.class, "listCat") # try to retrieve the list of categories from the persistence, if not return [] - ij.class workaround see https://forum.image.sc/t/store-a-list-using-the-persistence-prefservice/26449 if listCat and i<=len(listCat)-1: catName = listCat[i] else: catName = "Category_" + str(i+1) Win.addStringField("Category: ", catName) Win.addMessage("") # skip one line Win.showDialog() ################# After OK clicking ########### # Recover fields from the formular if (Win.wasOKed()): # get Choice single/multi column choiceIndex = Win.getNextChoiceIndex() pref.put("table_style", choiceIndex) tableTitle, Table = getTable() # Loop over categories and add a button to the panel for each catPanel = Panel(GridLayout(0,4)) # Unlimited number of rows - fix to 4 columns # Define actionListener for buttons: they share the same one, associated to the dialog action = ButtonAction() listCat = [] listShortcut = range(112, 112+N_category) for i in range(N_category): # Recover the category name Cat = Win.getNextString() listCat.append(Cat) # Create a Button button = Button(Cat) # button label # Bind action to button button.addActionListener(action) # Add a button to the gui for this category button.setFocusable(False) # prevent the button to take the focus, only the window should be able to take the keyboard shortcut catPanel.add(button) # Save categories in memory pref.put(ij.class, "listCat", listCat) ## Initialize classification gui title = "Qualitative Annotations - single class (buttons)" message = "Click the category of the current image or ROI, or use the F1-F12 keyboard shortcuts.\nTo annotate ROI, draw a new ROI or select some ROI in the RoiManager before clicking the category button." winButton = ButtonDialog(title, message, catPanel, choiceIndex) # Add default fields winButton.addDefaultOptions() winButton.showDialog()