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My "new" issue tracker installation
I'm absolutely relying on working with issue trackers for managing features, bugs, and releases. Although it's always a bit cumbersome to teach (new) clients how to properly use it (it takes quite some hand holding and improving their tickets), sooner or later they all realize that it's way better than the chaos we get by tossing Excel sheets back and forwards. Although we shut our company LaTe App-Developers down last year, my colleague and me are still using our old redmine 2.x installation to support existing clients. For new projects, I recently started to look into the current state of...
Comment on Particle tracking plugins file formats and converter by katpyxa
In reply to Manu.
Hello Manu,
no, unfortunately I didn’t do that, sorry.
The best way to get answers on Trackmate’s XML format is to contact author, Jean Yves Tinevez (see here http://fiji.sc/User:JeanYvesTinevez) or check the source code of Trackmate, looking for “import” function here
https://github.com/fiji/TrackMate/tree/master/src/main/java/fiji/plugin/trackmate/io
Cheers,
Eugene
Comment on Particle tracking plugins file formats and converter by Manu
Hello, I am interested in importing data from MTrackJ to Trackmate and so I must convert the mdf files from MTrackJ to xml for Trackmate. You included a java script to go from xml to mdf, is there a script to due the oppisite? (go from mdf to xml)
I’m sure I can write a script to save the track info of an mdf file saved as an xml but I’m not sure what headers and source element Trackmate looks for in an xml file.
Any help would be much appreciated!
– Manu
2015-09-23
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