Re: Command-line Update
Posted by
karenacollins on
Apr 27, 2015; 5:07am
URL: http://astroimagej.170.s1.nabble.com/Command-line-Update-tp132p264.html
Hi Matt,
The latest "fresh install" package is for v3.0.0.
I'm guessing you have looked at the release notes (copied below) and
determined that some of the v3.1.0 changes are useful in your labs.
Assuming that is the case, I will build a Mac version of 3.1.0
tomorrow evening. One difficulty is that I do not currently have
direct control of the UofL website page that hosts the AIJ
downloads, but hopefully I can get it posted in a day or two. The
other issue is that it is a lot of work to build and test all of the
individual platform install packages.
Since the update process only installs the three key files ij.jar,
Astronomy_.jar, and startup_macros.txt, I'm not sure if the Mac OS X
application bundle version issue can be solved for the "update"
feature, short of offering an option to disable the update feature.
Let me look into that more tomorrow evening as well.
Karen
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Version 3.1.0 (with ImageJ 1.47i)
Changes
· Multi_Plot(MP)
· Fixed
a problem with the “Save all” menu item that caused the
aperture overlays shown in the field image saved as a JPG or
PNG to be displayed in the wrong location on the underlying
image
· Added
a new menu item that creates Minor Planet Center (MPC) data
submission format to Multi-plot_Main->File
menu (thanks to Ferran Casarramona for the example macro from
which the feature was created).
· Optionally
handles the entry of reference star apparent magnitude in the
reference star panel. New table columns are created or
overwritten when changes to ref star apparent magnitudes are
changed. The new columns are Source_AMag_Xxx
and Source_AMag_Err_Xxx. The
error values are calculated based on the target and ref star
photometric error and do not include errors in the ref star
magnitudes that are entered. The Source_AMag_Xxx
columns are ideal for submitting to the Minor Planet Center.
· Image
Display
· Added
an option to show nearby SIMBAD objects in a web browser when
right-clicking within an image with WCS headers
· Added
RGB Composer to Color menu
· Corrected
problem with display of RGB values in the ‘Value’ field above
an image
· Multi-Aperture
(MA)
· Added
option to handle apparent magnitude calculations for target
stars when magnitudes of reference stars are entered by user
· Added
option to open SIMBAD to objects near the clicked location of
a newly defined aperture (when entering apparent magnitude)
· Added
capability to move apertures by clicking and dragging them to
a new location
· Single
step now supports two modes of operation after defining
apertures. (Option 1) a single click on T1/C1 in each image
applies all apertures, performs photometry, and advances to
the next image. (Option 2) allows changes to apertures between
images but requires a left-click on the T1/C1 star to place
apertures. Then after making any aperture corrections, a
right click (or Enter) performs photometry and advances to the
next image.
· Photometer
· Increased
max number of loops on background annulus star removal from 10
to 25 and reduced break threshold from 0.1 to 0.0001.
On 4/24/2015 11:07 AM, hansen_m [via
AstroImageJ] wrote:
Karen,
Do you have a standalone installer for v3.1.0? I'm running into
the same issue where I can't easily deploy the latest "self
update" version. Another issue is that when using the internal
update mechanism the Java app version no longer matches the Mac OS
X application bundle version. This makes it difficult for us to
report on which version is actually deployed in our labs.
Thanks,
- Matt