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GUIP IGOR.5.05.x-0.x-dev
Posted May 8th, 2013 by jamie
Download: GUIP-IGOR.5.05.x-0.x-dev.zip
Size: 851.73 KB
md5_file hash: 3d3a2feb2d49960b8c6c6b7410351ad1
First released: May 8, 2013 - 16:44
Last updated: May 14, 2013 - 17:00
GUIPHist and GUIPControls have been tested, and are in a fairly stable format. The help file sections on these is pretty much complete.
Experiment Preview IGOR.6.01.x-2-2013.05.04
Posted May 5th, 2013 by jtigorSize: 98.75 KB
md5_file hash: 740a89c381cbeba594946037dd236f7e
First released: May 5, 2013 - 16:42
Last updated: May 5, 2013 - 16:20
There are several significant changes:
- Preview panel now has two tabs: one for saving the preview and the other for viewing the preview.
- On the save tab, the user may select from several window types to save in Preview: Graphs, Tables, Layouts, Panels, Notebooks and XOP windows. Items in Preview are grouped by window type and delimited for clarity.
- The view tab has a setvariable for entering a filter string that is used to limit entries in the Preview Notebook listbox.
Experiment Preview IGOR.6.01.x-1-201.04.14
Posted April 14th, 2013 by jtigorSize: 25.88 KB
md5_file hash: 4b3a3935d582054f5823985ebb37a5d2
First released: April 14, 2013 - 16:18
See main description for details.
Experiment Preview
Posted April 14th, 2013 by jtigor
The aim of this project is to aid the Igor Pro user in selecting one among many saved experiments. The method is to create a formatted notebook containing currently visible graphs in an open experiment. The notebook is saved under the same name and directory as the experiment. Saved notebooks can be quickly viewed through a panel containing a simple method of selecting a disk path and displaying the names of notebooks residing in that path in a list box. Contents of the notebook are displayed in a notebook subwindow on that panel when the user clicks on a item in the listbox.
Line Scan Analysis IGOR.6.30.x-2.1
Posted April 11th, 2013 by jtrapaniSize: 18.72 KB
md5_file hash: 458c1250d90e42100b1a71c3b90caf2e
First released: April 11, 2013 - 06:45
- v1.0 October 14, 2011
- v1.1 December, 2012 -- added choice of multiple stats output
- v2.0 February 2013 -- added direct analysis of Tiff images
- v2.1 March 2013 -- added a panel to select multiple options; added buttons to load multiple TIFFs or an LSM file (requires LSMreader) from Panel.
Note: the LSMreader.pxp is written by Stephen R Ikeda (http://www.igorexchange.com/project/LSMreader)
Line Scan Analysis
Posted April 11th, 2013 by jtrapani
A procedure for generating kinetic profiles from analysis of intensity values from confocal line scans.
Sequential line scans are imported into 2D waves from either TIFF or Zeiss LSM* files.
Analysis options include:
- choice of statistical test run on line scan data
- ability to set inter-line scan-interval
- stat values output to data table
- creation of a graph and curve fit options
Running "Line Scan Analysis" from the Macros menu creates a panel (see screenshot).
(* requires the LSMreader.pxp written by Stephen R Ikeda
Igor Sequencer for Arduino IGOR.6.30.x-1.2
Posted April 7th, 2013 by hartelnaSize: 402.56 KB
md5_file hash: 162b0c2f1384791751ad5222a91882dd
First released: April 7, 2013 - 22:09
Got rid of non-fatal compilation errors caused by calling elements of a structure before they were declared as variables. This was only apparent with the debugger on and with NVAR, SVAR and WAVE checking on.
Igor Sequencer for Arduino IGOR.6.30.x-1.1-beta
Posted April 7th, 2013 by hartelnaSize: 402.54 KB
md5_file hash: ce93d57fef1ebb51610681f85f254ea1
First released: April 7, 2013 - 09:57
Last updated: April 7, 2013 - 09:56
Some unnecessary references to functions in other procedure files have been removed. This should now compile without errors
Igor Sequencer for Arduino IGOR.6.30.x-1.0-beta1
Posted April 5th, 2013 by hartelnaSize: 401.67 KB
md5_file hash: 690544a04b77f45d697288dbbe9d5218
First released: April 5, 2013 - 08:40
Last updated: April 5, 2013 - 08:40
Zipped file containing all of the necessary files for this project including instructions for installation and use
Igor Sequencer for Arduino
Posted April 5th, 2013 by hartelna
Igor Sequencer controls an Arduino device to produce sequences of output pulses in a user-defined sequence. It provides low cost control of up to 12 outputs in two banks of 6 pins with sub-millisecond accuracy. Sequences are programmed through a GUI and they can be saved and loaded for quick recall.
You will need an Arduino Uno or Mega (it will probably work with other Arduino models as well). A sketch is provided which contains the code to install on the Arduino. A manual describing installation and operation is also available for download.
