I understand this question is not really an "issue", but this is the first project that I have seen that managed to use multiple *.py scripts for one plugin. Indeed, this is something I would like to do myself but I am still struggling to find the way. I know that if I drop a *.py file to the /jars/Libs folder, these will be transformed into $*.class files so that I can call the functions in there. However, if instead of a file I drop a folder with several files, they become invisible. Finally, I would like to ask how did you manage to organise the installation logic as you said that by "merging" the Fiji.app folder with the "MultiTemplateMatching-Fiji" folder places all the scripts in the right place.
It is not expected from the user to quit the Roi Manager during analysis but it could be possible to call it/make it appear every time a ROI is appended (for safety)
Hi,
I've been using your excellent plugin successfully until now. After the new update to 1.53c, the Folder mode doesn't work any more. When I set everything up and run it, it stops immediately, saying that it's done, even though nothing was computed. There is no error message. The Image and ListImage modes are still fine. I'm using Windows 10.
Many thanks for any suggestion,
Hi,
I have followed the installation procedure via the Fiji updater.
I can see that IJ-opencv and multi-template-matching are installed (as they appear in the plugins dropdown menu).
However, when I run the Template Matching Image function, I have an error saying that the OpenCV dependencies are missing and the following error is raised: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class org.bytedeco.javacpp.opencv_core