org.scijava.convert.ConvertService Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: StringToDatasetConverterTest.java From scifio with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 6 votes |
@Test public void testFileToDatasetConverter() { final ConvertService convertService = c.service(ConvertService.class); String imagePath = "image&pixelType=uint8&axes=X,Y,Z&lengths=256,128,32.fake"; Converter<?, ?> handler = convertService.getHandler(imagePath, Dataset.class); // Make sure we got the right converter back assertSame(StringToDatasetConverter.class, handler.getClass()); // Test handler capabilities assertTrue(handler.canConvert(imagePath, Dataset.class)); assertFalse(handler.canConvert(null, Dataset.class)); // Make sure we can convert with ConvertService assertTrue(convertService.supports(imagePath, Dataset.class)); // Convert and check dimensions Dataset dataset = convertService.convert(imagePath, Dataset.class); assertEquals(256, dataset.dimension(0)); assertEquals(128, dataset.dimension(1)); assertEquals(32, dataset.dimension(2)); }
Example #2
Source File: FileToDatasetConverterTest.java From scifio with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 6 votes |
@Test public void testFileToDatasetConverter() { final ConvertService convertService = c.service(ConvertService.class); File imageFile = new File("image&pixelType=uint8&axes=X,Y,Z&lengths=256,128,32.fake"); Converter<?, ?> handler = convertService.getHandler(imageFile, Dataset.class); // Make sure we got the right converter back assertSame(FileToDatasetConverter.class, handler.getClass()); // Test handler capabilities assertTrue(handler.canConvert(imageFile, Dataset.class)); assertFalse(handler.canConvert(null, Dataset.class)); // Make sure we can convert with ConvertService assertTrue(convertService.supports(imageFile, Dataset.class)); // Convert and check dimensions Dataset dataset = convertService.convert(imageFile, Dataset.class); assertEquals(256, dataset.dimension(0)); assertEquals(128, dataset.dimension(1)); assertEquals(32, dataset.dimension(2)); }
Example #3
Source File: OpSearchResult.java From imagej-ops with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
public OpSearchResult(final Context context, final OpInfo info, final String baseDir) { cacheService = context.getService(CacheService.class); convertService = context.getService(ConvertService.class); this.info = info; final Object shortSigKey = new ShortSigKey(info); final Object shortSigValue = cacheService.get(shortSigKey); if (shortSigValue == null) { shortSig = buildShortSig(); cacheService.put(shortSigKey, shortSig); } else shortSig = (String) shortSigValue; props = new LinkedHashMap<>(); props.put("Signature", info.toString()); final String opType = info.getType().getName(); props.put("Op type", opType.startsWith("net.imagej.ops.Ops$") ? // opType.substring(15).replace('$', '.') : opType); final String[] aliases = info.getAliases(); if (aliases != null && aliases.length > 0) { props.put("Aliases", Arrays.toString(aliases)); } props.put("Identifier", info.cInfo().getIdentifier()); props.put("Location", ModuleSearcher.location(info.cInfo(), baseDir)); }